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Spiritually Awake? Finding a Therapist Who Speaks Your Language
Have you awakened to a deeper sense of yourself, a connection to something beyond the physical world? A shift in spiritual consciousness can be a powerful and transformative experience, ... Read More
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Doing things we don’t want to do when doing them would be good for us
On doing things we don’t want to do when doing them would be good for us. -Reed Maxwell, Ph.D., ABPP (Clinical) One of the most common obstacles people confront in psychotherapy, ... Read More
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Evidence-Based Approaches to Screening for Depression in Clinical Settings
Depression is a worldwide public health issue that frequently remains misdiagnosed. There are approaches to screening for depression that can lead to earlier detection and intervention. ... Read More
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Dating “Worlds”
Most people who have attended high school can recall a friend or classmate who, once they started to date someone, would be MIA for months at a time only to return when things didn’t ... Read More
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One Hundred and Seventy Nagging Beats a Minute: The Harsh Reality of Change
Why is change so hard? There are many fine details and complexities that contribute to each person’s unique experience in therapy, causing no two therapy sessions to look the same. However, ... Read More
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Unwrapping Presents of the Past
“Unwrapping presents of the past” How dealing with your unresolved issues can help you with your dating life and the comparison Invited by social media When my grandmother ... Read More
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The Role of ERP in Treating OCD: What to Expect
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) Therapy is a top treatment for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). It helps people face their fears and feel anxiety, discomfort, and uncertainty ... Read More
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Navigating Relationships with Emotionally Immature Parents
“Their main sources of anxiety are feeling guilty when they displease others and the fear of being exposed as imposters. Their biggest relationship downfall is being overly self-sacrificing ... Read More
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Is Summer Anxiety Real?
Summer is known to be a time of relaxation, vacations, and mood-lifting weather. But despite the leisurely pace of living, the season can also bring a sense of anxiety and stress, as routines ... Read More
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Divorce and Children: Fostering Self-Love and Affirmations
Divorce can be a deeply challenging and emotional time for both parents and children. As a professional counselor, I understand the importance of ensuring that children feel loved, secure, ... Read More
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Spiritual Intelligence: What is it and 4 approaches to cultivate it through psychotherapy
You may be hearing increasing mentions of spiritual intelligence in the media, not least because there is a growing body of research pointing to how we can cultivate this mindset ... Read More
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Tips to Decrease Work Burnout During Summer
Burnout can strike any time of the year, but it’s common for symptoms to set in during the summertime. That’s due to a few factors. Longer days, warmer weather and vacation anticipation ... Read More