What Are Practical Ways of Dealing With Grief?
Something that makes grief so hard to move on from is that there’s no one way to fix it. There’s no shortcut, or a loophole that you can go through to make it all better again.
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy Helps Spouses Soothe Anger and Risk Being More Open
Relationships are tricky. For example, you may deal with issues like anger along the way. Perhaps one or both of you do not feel comfortable opening up.
What Are Some Common Physical Effects of PTSD?
The past couple of decades have brought much greater awareness to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This has resulted in far more people getting the help they need and deserve.
4 Subtle Symptoms of Depression You May Not Have Known About
There is more talk about mental health today than ever before. In general, this is a very good thing. People feel heard and understood and validated. We’ve reduced the social stigma and helped guide higher numbers of folks to get the help they need.
5 Ways Stress and Anxiety Affect the Immune System
All across the globe, people have been dealing with heightened levels of both. As a result, a paradox has been unleashed. In an effort to protect your immune system, you are subjected to an endless supply of negative input.
Why Chronic Anxiety May Have Roots in Childhood Trauma
You may not realize how childhood trauma is affecting your anxiety as an adult.
4 Ways You Can Make Healthy Connections Through Emotionally Focused Family Therapy
The better your family is at communicating, the closer you'll be. It all starts with opening up, breaking down those emotional blocks, and making relational repairs.
Three Ways to Begin Healing in the New Year
Clients I see are experiencing more stress and anxiety than normal. With the pandemic, the political environment, the state of our economy among other more personal issues, people are suffering and feeling anxious in mind, body and spirit.
Couples Therapy: Facts versus Myths
Maintaining a positive, supportive relationship with one’s partner in the face of life stress is one of the biggest challenges many couples face. Not uncommonly, instead of pulling together to face life’s difficulties, partners become disengaged or even hostile.
Quarantine and Mental Health
After several months of isolating, we may find that our time of lying low has made us feel differently. We will be grieving lost opportunities. For example, we may feel sad about the milestones we had planned on celebrating.