Individual Therapy
How Therapy Can Help You Create and Achieve Your Goals
New Year, New Me & Starting Therapy A phrase often heard during time each year is “New year, new me,” but what does it really mean to be a “new you?” Most often it means starting up a gym routine, eating healthier, leaving toxic relationships behind, setting healthy boundaries, or reading more books. Those…
Read MoreADHD-understanding and managing it through therapy
It’s important for individuals with ADHD and their families to gain a comprehensive understanding of what ADHD is, including its symptoms, causes, and how it affects daily life. Educating oneself about the diagnosis can help in creating a more supportive environment and improve daily functioning. When seeking therapy below are some key points to consider…
Read MoreRecognizing and navigating narcissistic relationship
Recognizing a narcissistic relationship can be challenging, but there are some common signs to look out for. Here are a few indicators that you may be in a narcissistic relationship: Constant need for admiration: The other person constantly seeks praise, validation, and attention from you. Lack of empathy: The person shows little empathy or understanding…
Read MoreUnderstanding grief and helping yourself through it
Understanding grief is an important step to coping with it. Grief is a natural and complex emotional response to loss. It can be triggered by various types of loss, such as the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, a job loss, or a significant life change. Here are some key…
Read MoreHow to create healthy boundaries in your relationship
Creating healthy boundaries in a relationship involves open communication, self-awareness, and mutual respect. It’s important to understand that healthy boundaries are not about controlling or restricting your partner, but about creating a space where both of you feel safe, valued, and understood. Here are some steps to help in creating healthy boundaries in your relationship:…
Read MoreTrauma and Healing: Trauma-Informed approaches to therapy, coping with trauma symptoms and the journey of healing
Trauma-informed approaches play a crucial role in the process of healing trauma. A trauma-informed approach involves understanding the pervasive nature and impact of trauma, and it prioritizes the physical, psychological, and emotional safety of individuals[2]. Such an approach can be implemented in various settings and organizations, being distinct from trauma-specific interventions or treatments. It is…
Read MoreTime Related Stress Can Take a Toll on Your Mental Health
Stress can manifest itself in various ways. You can feel anxious all the time, you can have trouble sleeping, you can lash out at those you care about, these are all signs of having an anxious life. But what exactly causes us to have stress and anxiety in the first place? In this article we…
Read MoreThe Relationship Between Anxiety and Depression
Among the most common psychiatric disorders are anxiety and depression. These two disorders are considered to be comorbid with each other. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) about 7% of adults and 13% of adolescents suffer from these disorders at any given time. Typically, women suffer them more than men…
Read MoreHow To Find the Best Therapist for Yourself
People search to find the best therapist when they are struggling in their relationship, overwhelmed with anxiety, or have concerns with their mental health. The very first obstacle in their way is finding the right therapist. Finding the right therapist is critical because it will determine the course and success of treatment. Let’s take a…
Read MoreStrategies to Improve Emotional Wellness
Emotional well-being includes mental condition and emotional stability. But, economical conditions and increased screen time is increasing the risk of depression and anxiety. The major solution to achieve emotional wellness is through knowing current emotional state. It allows you to make the required changes in life and become a content person. Taking care of your…
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