Counseling
Getting Inspired For the New Year
It is interesting how words can inspire us. Choosing a word to start your vision board may be a helpful way for you to start…. Continue Reading
Neuroplasticity and Cognitive Behavioral Training “Neurons that fire together wire together”
It was once believed that the brain was hard-wired and fixed. The belief was that the adult brain could not change. However, research over the… Continue Reading
Adaptation To Change
The Information Age, 1970-present, shifted the requirements for thinking, from the old, linear style of thinking where decision-making was based on fixed beliefs, rules, and… Continue Reading
10 Networking Tips For Ultimate Success
In today’s economy, networking can be the key to the success of any business. Networking is pretty much free, it’s immediate, and you can customize your… Continue Reading
Anniversary Reactions: The Science Behind Holiday Grief
As you prepare for the holiday season, we in the bereavement counseling community are preparing to support those feeling the grief that can come when… Continue Reading
When Comfort Food Brings Discomfort: Nutrition and Hydration In the End Stages Of Life
When a person living with advanced illness or a life-limiting condition nears the end of life and their families and friends begin to gather to… Continue Reading
Feeling Inferior
“Be yourself, everyone else is already taken” – Oscar Wilde Feeling inferior is intrinsic to low self-esteem. It comes from comparing yourself to others and… Continue Reading
Need Help Communicating With Your Partner? Three Tips For Communication That Connects You and Your Partner
The most common compliant couples have when they come to therapy is by far the same: We can’t communicate. The truth is, communication is not… Continue Reading
The ABCs Of Trauma
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and… Continue Reading
Adolescence Impediments To Accessing Mental Health Services
“My 15-year old son loses his cool when is told ‘No’. He sometime takes risks that could result in serious harm to him or others,… Continue Reading