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The ONLY Way to Communicate with a Spouse or Loved One Who Does Not Share Your Political Views

By |2023-04-04T17:25:39-05:00September 13, 2017|Categories: Emotional Well-Being, Marriage + Couples|Tags: |

Photo by Jared Sluyter on Unsplash Managing conflict is a huge part of being in a relationship. Given the current political climate, that skill has become so much more important now more than ever. The past election has [...]

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What if Your Better Half Doesn’t Want to Join You for Couples Therapy?

By |2023-04-04T17:25:40-05:00September 12, 2017|Categories: Emotional Well-Being|Tags: |

Disagreements are normal in every relationship. You’re never going to agree on everything, and that’s all right. That kind of dynamics can add to the unique nature of your relationship. That said, there are going to be days when you [...]

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Dwelling on Emotions vs Honoring Your Feelings?

By |2023-04-04T17:25:41-05:00September 7, 2017|Categories: Emotional Well-Being|Tags: |

Photo by Natalia Figueredo on Unsplash While the desire to let go of negative emotions might be strong, understanding the difference between suppression and true closure can be difficult. A lot of it is found in the approach [...]

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How Much News Should Your Children Watch?

By |2023-04-04T17:25:41-05:00September 5, 2017|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: |

Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash The world can be a very scary place, and today’s non-stop news being transmitted in every medium imaginable, whether on social media or TV, it can be a challenge deciding how, or [...]

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Don’t Be a Zax: How to Deal with Stubbornness in Kids

By |2023-04-04T17:25:42-05:00August 28, 2017|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: |

Stubbornness is a common complaint from parents, especially those with children either in middle or high school. For these parents, it may seem like the defiance they face from their children is designed simply to push their buttons. This can [...]

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5 Tips to Prepare Your Overanxious Kid for the New School Year

By |2023-04-04T17:25:43-05:00August 24, 2017|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: , |

For most families, the slide from summer to autumn is a time of excitement and perhaps a bit of sadness at the coming end of the carefree vacation days. For a growing number of children, though, the days leading up [...]

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Using Online Counseling in College

By |2023-04-04T17:25:44-05:00October 23, 2016|Categories: Emotional Well-Being|Tags: , , |

"Struggling to meet the rising demand for mental health services on campuses, colleges turn to online platforms and text messaging services. Experts are divided on the effectiveness of these approaches." At I Choose Change, we are able to help families [...]

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How To Get Kids To Do What You Want

By |2023-04-04T17:25:45-05:00September 4, 2015|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: |

Bribes. That's the only thing I have to offer. Bribes. But not just any bribe, the right kind of bribe. So, here's what I can tell you. I can tell you that we as humans love rewards. We love feeling [...]

The Velveteen Rabbit

By |2023-04-04T17:25:46-05:00August 17, 2015|Categories: Emotional Well-Being, Spirituality|Tags: |

The great poet Maya Angelou once said, “When you know better, you do better.” It is true. When we know how to do better, think better, feel better and see the world in a different light, we will. And then, [...]

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