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The Journey of Healing When You’ve Lost a Loved One
There is no roadmap for healing, no statute of limitations on grief. The journey of a broken heart is a highly variable and individual one.

Sara Speed, LMHC


Mommy Burnout: Can Therapy Help?
Mommy burnout impairs your overall emotional and social functioning as well as the ability to care for yourself and your family.

Kacee Tannenbaum, LCSW


Signs That Childhood Trauma Is Impacting Your Adult Relationships
When you experience hurt, betrayal, abandonment, and many other painful emotions from your past, it may be difficult to trust and feel...

Tatiana St. Germain, LMHC


Why Should I Get An Evaluation For My Child?
Is your child struggling academically or behaviorally in school? psychological testing could give you a clear understanding of your...

Heather Kuhl, Psy. D., LMFT


How to Get My Partner to Come to Couples Therapy?
Marriage counseling and couples therapy is a highly important and successful treatment that can help repair and restore your relationship...

Jamie Ratowski, LMFT


How Couples Can Turn Conflict into Connection
For many, conflict is one of those Boogeyman words that frighten, terrifies, and is something to be avoided and prevented at all costs.

Jackie Schwartz, LMFT


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!

Heather Keenan, LCSW


4 Parenting Tips for Children with ADHD
Setting an expectation as to what a child “should” be doing is a parent's first step down an unsettling path, especially when it comes to...

Jessica Califf, LMFT


Constantly Seeking Reassurance Is Out. Self Confidence Is In.
How many times a day do you find yourself flooded with self-doubt and worry? Reassurance seeking is one of the most common behaviors for...

Nicole Ambrose, LCSW


What Are Boundaries and How Do I Set Them?
Something that comes up often in therapy (and in my personal life for that matter), is boundary setting.

Alex Steiner, LCSW


Riding the Emotional Roller Coaster: Is It Bipolar Disorder?
One minute he’s happy and the next he’s yelling and screaming. He must be bipolar or something.” “I just have these highs and lows.

Dr. Taylor Phillips, Psy.D.


Signs of a Toxic Relationship
A toxic relationship can have signs of toxicity that are obvious & some that are more subtle. If you have ever been in a toxic relationship.

Jackie Schwartz, LMFT


Tackle the New Year with Confidence
Even if the holidays may still look a little different than you're used to, given the COVID-19 pandemic is still upon us, we still can...

Jamie Ratowski, 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.

Alexa von Oertzen, LMFT


4 Tips to Minimize My Child’s Tantrums
This article is way too good to be true? You may be right! However, a tantrum is a NORMAL and EXPECTED part of toddlerhood.

Jessica Califf, LMFT
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