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by Chelsea | Nov 12, 2025
The holidays are marketed as a time of joy, connection, and gratitude. However, for many, they’re also a time of emotional overload, family pressure, and old wounds that...
6 Lessons of Resilience That I’ve Learned from My Clients
by Dawn Drinkut | Nov 5, 2025
As a therapist, I often find myself in awe of the incredible resilience I witness in myclients. Resilience isn’t just about bouncing back from adversity. It is about finding...
Do I Have A Phone Addiction?
by Rachael | Oct 16, 2025
Do I Have A Phone Addiction? What is the first item you reach for in the morning when you wake up? Is it a book? Is it your significant others’ hand? Or is it your phone...
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by Chelsea | Oct 1, 2025
7 Tips on Navigating Parenthood Becoming a new parent is an extraordinary experience filled with joy, but it also comeswith its fair share of challenges. Navigating parenthood...
Do I Have Decision Fatigue?
by Rachael | Sep 9, 2025
Do I Have Decision Fatigue? Decision fatigue is a real thing. Have you ever felt like you have difficulty making even the smallest decision? It could be as simple as...
Group Therapy for Men: A Space for Connection and Growth
by Dawn Drinkut | Aug 5, 2025
Group Therapy for Men: A Space for Connection and Growth Every Tuesday evening at 6 p.m., a group of men gathers in my therapy practice. Somearrive after a long day of work,...
Understanding the Fawn Response in CPTSD
by Lindsey Melendez | May 14, 2025
From Survival to Self-Worth: Understanding the Fawn Response in CPTSD For individuals with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD),...
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Anticipatory Grief: A Journey Through Loss Before the End
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by Rachael | Oct 30, 2024
Jealousy Struggles Becoming jealous of your significant other when they interact with another person of theopposite sex isn’t a pleasant feeling to have, but is something that...
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by Chelsea | Aug 28, 2024
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Brainspotting
by Lauren Milton | Aug 16, 2024
Curious about brainspotting? Need treatment for trauma? Learn what brainspotting is and how it can help you!
Is Your Mental Health To Blame?
by Rachael | Jul 17, 2024
We canHow To Take Control of Your Mental Health As the world and society evolves, more research and time is being invested into mental health, spreading more awareness on the...
Panic Attack vs Anxiety Attack
by Sarita Barthuly | Jul 10, 2024
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Build Your Distress Tolerance
by Lauren Milton | Jun 4, 2024
Build Your Distress Tolerance If you have ever taken a Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) course, then you are likely familiar with the idea of distress tolerance. This is a...
The Anxiety Spiral
by Chelsea | May 30, 2024
Are You In An Anxiety Spiral Imagine something triggered your anxiety. You start to feel tense, maybe your heart starts racing a bit. Then…here comes the anxiety spiral...
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Coping Tools
by Sarita Barthuly | May 22, 2024
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Coping Tools Coping tools, strategies, or methods are probably phrases that you are familiar with, but do you know the difference between healthy vs....
Overeating To Cover Up Emotions
by Rachael | May 15, 2024
Can I Stop Overeating To Cover My Emotions? When you feel sad, angry, stressed out, or even happy, do you first look to finding a delicious meal, snack, or something to...
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