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Optimism: The Spring Thaw Your Mind Needs

By |2023-04-04T17:24:53-05:00March 4, 2019|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotional Well-Being, Gratitude, Meditation + Mindfulness|

Anyone who’s ever said that optimism is simply a state of mind probably never tried to be truly optimistic. The truth is, it’s not easy, especially if you’re going through a difficult time in your life or dealing with other [...]

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A New Year: How to Make “You” Time Part of “Family Time”

By |2023-04-04T17:25:00-05:00January 1, 2019|Categories: Family Counseling|

When every day is a flurry of bills, traffic and deadlines, it can be tough to find some me time with your family. The easy solution? There isn’t one. If you find yourself and your loved ones losing touch with [...]

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7 Ways to Know You’re an Awesome Mom

By |2023-04-04T17:25:03-05:00September 26, 2018|Categories: Child (Play) Counseling & Teen Therapy, Marriage + Relationships + Couples, Parenting|Tags: , , , |

Being a Mom is tough work, we  Moms know that. There are times we don't live up to the expectations we have for ourselves, and as a therapist, I find myself needing to let Moms know just how awesome [...]

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Suffering

By |2023-04-04T17:25:04-05:00September 20, 2018|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Grief + Loss, Self-Help|

Recently, a fellow cancer survivor friend was asked by a publication to write a piece about an experience that she had with her journey through cancer. She agreed, always happy to spread more awareness of the challenges of this devastating, [...]

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Listening to Your Gut: How To Handle “Off” Situations

By |2023-04-04T17:25:05-05:00September 20, 2018|Categories: Anxiety Stress Worry, Counseling + Psychotherapy, Depression, Bipolar, Mood Disorders, Family Counseling, Marriage + Relationships + Couples|Tags: , , |

We have likely all experienced a time when we’ve noticed something “off” about someone we care for. It can often be unclear as to what our role is when we make this observation, but when our gut gets moving, I [...]

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Parent Coaching

By |2023-04-04T17:25:05-05:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Family Counseling, Parenting|Tags: , , |

Parent coaching may seem like an odd concept, and that being a parent seems straightforward in theory. You teach your children good moral values and encourage positive behavior to excel, but life can be messy and parenting is never easy. [...]

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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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