How Group Therapy and Shared Healing Can Empower You
Group therapy has become an increasingly popular form of treatment for those seeking mental and emotional support. While individual therapy is often seen as the standard, group therapy offers a unique and powerful approach to healing. In a group setting, individuals come together to share their experiences, support one another, and grow in a collaborative […]
Your Step-by-Step Relationship Handbook From Dating to Marriage
The path from dating to marriage is an exciting yet challenging journey, filled with opportunities for growth. As a marriage counselor, I’ve seen how the right guidance can make a world of difference. Together, we’ll explore how you can create a relationship where change is not just possible but transformative. This guide will help you […]
7 Best Exercises for Anxiety and Depression
Are you looking for exercises to help reduce anxiety and depression in your life? Anxiety and depression are the most prevalent mental disorders in the United States. There are more than 40 million adults in the country that currently suffer from these medical conditions. Despite the prevalence of these illnesses, exercise can be an effective […]
5 Expert Tips for Moving On & Healing From Heartbreak
Heartbreak can feel like a storm, leaving us drenched and weary. But just like any storm, it passes, and the sun eventually shines again. With the right approach, you can navigate this challenging time and come out stronger. Here are five expert tips to help you move on and heal from heartbreak: 1. Embrace Your […]
Integrating Medication with Therapy and Doing it Mindfully
Navigating the intersection of medication and therapy can be a pivotal step toward holistic healing. Both modalities offer unique benefits, and integrating them mindfully can enhance their effectiveness. Let’s explore how to achieve this balance. Understanding the Benefits Combining medication with therapy can address both the physiological and psychological aspects of mental health. Medications can […]
The Truth About What Is Medication Management and Why Do I Need It?
Medication management is a crucial component of effective healthcare, essential for ensuring that medications are used safely and effectively. This process is particularly vital for individuals managing multiple prescriptions or complex health conditions. Here, we delve into the essentials of medication management, exploring its importance, benefits, and a holistic approach that significantly enhances patient outcomes. […]
9 Signs Your Body Is Releasing Trauma
Trauma changes the brain and the way the brain responds to a variety of stimuli. As a result, it leaves many people with heightened nervous system responses and other disruptive physical symptoms. Many trauma survivors don’t realize that their physical discomfort is tied to their trauma. Others may realize it but can’t seem to find […]
What Is an Unexpected Life Event and How Can You Cope?
Life often throws curveballs when they’re least expected. From sudden job losses to unexpected health challenges, these unforeseen events can turn worlds upside down in the blink of an eye. But what is an unexpected life event and why is it crucial to understand and cope with them? This blog delves into what unexpected life […]
Finding Your Balance: How to Use Breathing Techniques to Calm Your Mind
Amidst the hustle and bustle, simple yet powerful techniques can make a significant difference. One such technique is focused on something we do naturally but often overlook – breathing. Breathing is an integral part of our autonomic nervous system, playing a key role in both sympathetic (fight or flight) and parasympathetic (rest and digest) responses. […]
Why PTSD Is Not Just About Having Flashbacks
About 6% of people in the United States will have PTSD at some point in their lives. Despite that relatively large percentage, there’s a lot of misinformation out there about this condition. Many people hold a lot of misconceptions about PTSD. Can you have PTSD without flashbacks? What are the “normal” symptoms of PTSD anyway? […]
