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Anxiety

By |2023-04-04T17:25:06-05:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy|Tags: , , , |

Anxiety can be one of the most difficult and frightening mental health issues to deal with, especially since much of the disorder is self-manufactured fear. The stats say it all: over 40 million Americans are affected by severe anxiety, and [...]

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ADHD: A Neurological Disorder of the Brain

By |2023-04-04T17:25:07-05:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy|Tags: , , , |

ADHD, often used interchangeably with ADD, is a neurobiological disorder of the brain characterized by inability to focus on tasks or follow through with tasks, or hyperactivity. It's important to distinguish life stressors which can cause these symptoms, to that which [...]

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Grief and Loss

By |2023-04-04T17:25:08-05:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Grief + Loss|Tags: , , , |

Grief and loss are excruciating. The loss of a loved one either from the death or the ending of a relationship is like losing a limb. It's part of life and something that everyone experiences at some point, but that [...]

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Recognizing and Treating Major Depression

By |2023-04-04T17:25:09-05:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Depression, Bipolar, Mood Disorders|Tags: , , , , , |

Depression isn’t just having a bad day or feeling down over something that happened at work. The difference between feeling sad and major depression is how it’s defined and how it manifests. Major depression is a state of intense sadness [...]

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5 Text-Based Ways to Show Your Partner Love

By |2023-04-04T17:25:09-05:00July 5, 2018|Categories: Book Reviews, Love Language, Marriage + Relationships + Couples|

Gary Chapman describes the idea of love languages which basically says that there are five different ways couples express and experience love, says EveWoman. The first one is through words of affirmation then through quality time followed by giving gifts, [...]

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Labeling Emotions: Why It’s a Learning Curve

By |2023-04-04T17:25:10-05:00July 3, 2018|Categories: Self-Help|

Labeling emotions, what's that? One of the hardest things I teach as a counselor is how to just feel. It seems it's written in some magic rule book somewhere that feelings aren't okay. Furthermore, the words used to describe feelings are [...]

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Physical Touch vs Sex: Love Language Matters

By |2018-06-22T21:10:24-05:00June 28, 2018|Categories: Love Language, Marriage + Couples, Marriage + Relationships + Couples|Tags: , , |

Our culture, more or less, predisposes us to think of ourselves as sexual creatures. From the movies we imbibe to the books we devour, our unending fascination with and interest in all things sexual has been well documented throughout ages [...]

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Being a Single Parent and Falling In Love Again

By |2023-04-04T17:25:11-05:00June 25, 2018|Categories: Emotional Well-Being, Marriage + Couples, Marriage + Relationships + Couples, Self-Help|Tags: , , |

There are 13.7 million single parents in the US who are raising about 22 million children, based on a report released by the Census Bureau. That amounts to about 26 percent of children under 21 in America today, The Spruce [...]

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Assigning Words to Emotions: Why It’s a Learning Curve

By |2023-04-04T17:25:12-05:00April 10, 2018|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Depression, Bipolar, Mood Disorders|

I’ve got this amazing ability (no, really!), to know how my clients are feeling the moment I greet them in the waiting room. All of my clients know this is true! I can feel the energy they’ve brought to the [...]

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5 Words We Need to Stop Using in Relationships

By |2023-04-04T17:25:13-05:00March 4, 2018|Categories: Marriage + Relationships + Couples|Tags: , |

There are words we all use that seem innocuous. However, some of them are nefarious whether we realize it or not. Love is strong but very fragile at the same time, so handling feelings with care is always necessary. Here [...]

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