COVID-19

Survey Reveals: There Could be a Silver Lining to the Pandemic Due to the growing need for resources and data surrounding the topic of COVID-19, Kendall Coffman, MS, MFT, conducted an ... Read More

Taking Care of Children’s Mental Health  When most of us think about folks going to therapy for mental health, we think about adults — people struggling with substance abuse, domestic ... Read More

Older Adults, Mental Health, and the Pandemic It’s no secret the pandemic transformed all of our lives. In March 2020, life as we knew it was turned upside down as the world locked down ... Read More

by Karen Landmann, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Professional Counselor in New York City The 5 Painful Elements of an Abusive Traumatic Bond When Home Becomes Prison You are imprisoned ... Read More

Telehealth? In-Person Sessions? What to Know as You Seek the Right Balance for Your Practice  For decades, individuals seeking therapy generally had one option: find the nearest qualified ... Read More

by Kendall Coffman, MS, Marriage and Family Therapist in Westerville, Ohio Student Activism and Empathy: Notes for Educators and Therapists Student activists are positioned on the front ... Read More

The Rise of Eating Disorders During COVID-19 Era According to research, some 30 million Americans already had an eating disorder before the pandemic made landfall. Unfortunately, many ... Read More

Masks Off, Anxiety Up: Dealing with No-Mask Anxiety After over a year of covering their faces, Americans across the country were told they could breathe freely earlier this year as mask ... Read More

by Katherine French-Ewing, MA, Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado What Are YOUR Ripple Effects? The other day, I was in the grocery store people-watching (a favorite pastime). ... Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused immense suffering and loss around the world. Despite the rollout of vaccines, the virus continues to spread, and many people are still struggling to find ... Read More

Lessons from COVID-19 COVID-19 continues to bring a thousand ups and downs that have made us feel overwhelmed, frustrated, defeated, and stressed about the future. Things have changed, ... Read More

by Dr. Jocelyn Markowicz, Psychologist Kid Power: March through National Reading Month by Incorporating Mental Health Books for Children The prevalence of mental illness has increased ... Read More