How To Process Grief With Patience And Love For Yourself
It’s easy to think of grief as being one feeling, emotion, and way of thinking. It may last a long time, short time, or you... Read More
Pandemic Trauma and Stress Experience Is Real And It’s Impacting Many
The question of how are you? may not be easy to answer right now. The pandemic came with societal, personal, and structural shutdowns. It took a while... Read More
Common Questions About Depression Answered
Whether you are curious about symptoms you’re experiencing, or concerned for someone else, understanding depression and the role it can play in one’s life is... Read More
Common Questions About Anxiety Answered
As reality sets in for individuals, anxiety can rise. Perceived and actual outcomes can cause distress twice if you find yourself identifying as someone who... Read More
Practicing Gratitude Has Many Benefits. 5 Ways You Can Practice Gratitude
The topic of gratitude can be a nuisance for some people, especially if you grew up hearing that you should be grateful for all of... Read More
How To Be Resilient. Five Common Traits In Resilient People.
Everyone on the planet goes through tough situations during their lifetime. There is not one person who can remain unscathed in their existence. You may... Read More
5 Tips For Making New Habits Today
New habits have routinely started in January or on a Monday, but there is no timeframe to start making lifestyle changes. This may be the... Read More
Signs Your Teen Might Be Struggling With Negative Body Image or Disordered Eating
Article written by: Audrey Bristol I was recently reflecting on psychoeducation groups I have run for teenagers living with some form of depression or anxiety... Read More
Considering Therapy? Here’s What You Should Look For When Choosing A Therapist For You.
Starting therapy before, during, or after a crisis is the right time to go. The same approach and therapist don’t work for everyone, but therapy... Read More
From The Therapy Couch: Some Tips From People Who Struggle With Anxiety
Each week we meet with people sitting on their own couch (prior to COVID, we welcomed them into our office to sit on our couches)... Read More