Trauma

Trauma affects all types of people and unfortunately is a part of reality for many people. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) reports that two thirds ... Read More

Is it Time to See a Therapist? Probably! It’s time to see a therapist. Psychotherapy, talk or talking therapy, counseling, or simply therapy — no matter the name it’s known by, ... Read More

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

Coping with Panic Attacks: Strategies to Share  Every year, 11 percent of Americans suffer from panic attacks. Depending on the severity of the condition, as many as 3 percent of this ... 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

by Mary Romm, Licensed Professional Counselor in Glouchester, VA Your Child Experienced a Trauma — How TF-CBT Can Help You are worried about your child. They’ve experienced something ... Read More

by Jocelyn Markowicz, PhD, Psychologist, in San Diego, CA Support Is the Best Anti-bullying Tool. We Need You! Hate crimes and bullying are on the rise. In response to a recent uptake ... Read More

How to Support a Loved One After a Miscarriage A miscarriage is a devastating loss for a mother, their partner, and their family. In many societies, the cultural norm is for the mother ... Read More

by Bren Michelle Chasse, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Healing from Trauma Does Not Hinge on a Survivor’s Ability to Forgive Forgiveness is an evolutionary phenomenon that, ... Read More