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Issues Treated

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How Not to React When Survivors of Sexual Trauma Disclose

Michelle Kukla, PsyD 6 min

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Family Concerns

The Challenges of Your 20s: High Expectations, Uncertain Independence

Ida Khamesy, MA, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist 7 min

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Help! My Wife Doesn’t Love Me Anymore and Says She Needs ‘Space’

Erika Myers, MS, MEd, LPC, NCC 4 min

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Forgive for Good: The Benefits of Forgiveness and How to Cultivate It

Traci Stein, PhD, MPH 5 min

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Talking in Circles? Get Communication Back on Track During a Fight

Lois V. Nightingale, PhD 6 min

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Narrative Therapy Tactics to Affirm Gender Identity and Expression

Sharon Glassburn, LMFT 8 min

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Family Concerns

Emotional Regulation and Children, Part 2: Boundaries and Tantrums

Heather Zawislak, MA, LCSW 6 min

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Grief and Loss

Ways to Cope with Grief and Loss after Putting a Pet to Sleep

Dave Ake 6 min

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Family Concerns

How to Talk to Kids About Tragedies and Violence, and Other News

Zawn Villines 3 min

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Help! My Partner Doesn’t Seem to Like My Child

Sarah Noel, MS, LMHC 4 min

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Consensual BDSM versus Abuse: Guidelines for Couples Therapy

Kaitlyn Farrell, MFT Registered Intern 7 min

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The Benefits of Yoga for Trauma Treatment and Mind-Body Wellness

Tahmi Perzichilli, LPCC, LADC 5 min

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