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Breaking the Loop of Anxiety: A Guide to Finding Calm
Anxiety, often described as a whirlpool of worry and stress, can pull us into a relentless loop of overthinking, apprehension, and fear.....
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Crystal Adkins
Understanding Childhood Anxiety: Signs and Strategies for Parents
Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health issues affecting children. While it's normal for kids to feel worried or nervous..
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Navigating Anxiety: The Game-Changing Role of Therapy
Anxiety, a familiar yet often unwelcome companion, can manifest in various ways, from mild unease to debilitating panic...
Alyssa Woolslair, LMHC
How To Stop Your Anxiety From Consuming You
Anxiety comes in many forms and is described in many ways. Regardless of how your anxiety shows up, those who struggle with anxiety...
Alexa von Oertzen, LMFT
The Price Teens are Paying for Today's High Academic Expectations
Unfortunately, it is no secret that parents feel teens today have less motivation and struggle to focus on their academics...
Heather Keenan, LCSW
How to Stop Having Nightmares
If you are experiencing bad dreams or nightmares related to trauma, that means trauma is not processed correctly. And we get Nightmares!
Alexa von Oertzen, LMFT
7 Tips to Navigate the Holidays with Your Dysfunctional Family
The holidays tend to be an excellent time for slowing down the pace, regaining balance, and connecting with family and loved ones.
Alex Steiner, LCSW
3 Tips for Navigating the Holiday Blues
A lot of people experience the “holiday blues” where we struggle with feeling overwhelmed with heightened stress, worry, anxiety, sadness...
Nicole Ambrose, LCSW
How To Cope With Dysfunctional Family Gatherings
Here it is… your family gathering survival guide! You’ve gained some ground around your childhood trauma.
Dr. Jeff Mandelkorn, PhD
Reflections on the Benefits of Online Counseling
The COVID-19 pandemic created a lot of uncertainty and fear, upending the lives of so many people.
Sara Speed, LMHC
Do I Really Need Therapy as a First Responder?
As a first responder, you are entrusted with the care and well-being of an entire community. It’s not easy knowing when to ask for help, esp
Lia Damiani-Tinney, LMHC
4 Ways to Cope with Anxiety as a College Student
College can be an exciting time. You’re meeting new people, living on your own for the first time…and then there’s a whole lot of pressure.
Sara Speed, LMHC
First Responder 911: How EMDR Can Help Those Who Help Us
When many of us think of first responders, we envision the firefighter in full bunker gear bravely running into the burning building.
Nicole Ambrose, LCSW
Lies Anxiety Tells You and Ways to Overcome Them
The anxious mind will have you believing things about yourself, your circumstances, and your future that are just not true. Anxiety lies.
David Schlagter, LCSW
How to Get From Anxiety to Peace?
Everybody wants peace. But peace seems so far away, so unobtainable when you're struggling with anxiety.
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