Family Therapy Group of Weston Blog
What Moms Need You to Know: Understanding Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Written By: Samantha Brazen Being pregnant or bringing new life into this world is often depicted as a time of joy, excitement, and fulfillment. However, for many individuals, the perinatal period, encompassing pregnancy and the first year postpartum, can be accompanied by a range of emotional ...
Read More How to Implement Mindfulness to the New Year Blog
Written by: Priscila Estep As we bid farewell to last year and welcome the start of the new year, it's a great time to embrace mindfulness and set the tone for the months ahead. Mindfulness involves being present in the moment, cultivating awareness, and fostering a ...
Read More Communication Skills: The 3 C’s and The 3 R’s!
Written by: Nadinna Guerrero Communication can be daunting for many who have not had success in conveying their feelings and emotions to others. It is too often used in negative ways with negative consequences. This is why it is very helpful to work ...
Read More Suicide Awareness: Breaking the stigma
Written By: Jackeline Garcia In the past three years of working with clients, they have explored the depths of their emotions in search of a glimmer of hope, healing, growth, and a chance for positive change. Suicidal thoughts and ideations can often come up when exploring ...
Read More Progress over Perfection
By: Damali Reales As summer draws to a close we find ourselves at the end of one season and the beginning of another. The Fall season in particular often comes with its own challenges and we often have the desire to appear as though we ...
Read More Marriage and struggle of infertility.
Written by: Magly Gauntlett The struggle that couples with infertility issues experience can be extremely overwhelming and emotionally draining. Helping couples experiencing this issue can be a deeply personal and sensitive journey. How can mental health therapy help couples going through this journey? Here are ...
Read More Teaching Children the Power of Deep Breaths: Effective Techniques for Parents
By: Orianna Torres In today's fast-paced world, stress and anxiety are not limited to adults. Children also experience various challenges that can cause emotional turmoil. Teaching children simple yet effective techniques to manage their emotions is crucial for their overall well-being. One such technique that can make a ...
Read More Pride Month: After a Storm comes a Rainbow
By: Jackeline Garcia- It’s Pride month. June represents the time of the year when we celebrate and recognize the impact that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer individuals have had on history. Pride month is a time where the LGBTQ+ community comes together to celebrate ...
Read More Everything you need to know about OCD
By: Damali Reales- OCD or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is a mental health disorder categorized by obsessive thoughts (obsessions) accompanied by compulsive behaviors (compulsions). OCD is a common anxiety disorder. Obsessions are anxiety/stress provoking and can be focused on a variety of fears such as: Fear ...
Read More Grieving mom on Mother’s Day
Written by. Dr. Dagmar Nunez It’s Mother’s Day. It’s that time of the year again when we show love and appreciation to our mothers and mother figures. We say thank you, and give her gifts and flowers, while others make her breakfast in bed or take ...
Read More The Struggling Stepmother
By: Zalome Pi Motherhood is one of the most rewarding and challenging experiences a woman can go through. I know I would do anything humanly possible for my children. I ...
Read More SUPERMOM-Helpful tips for moms with kids having special needs and disabilities
By: Lezlie Brezin Sleepless nights, changing diapers, late-night feedings, and mounds of laundry are only a handful of the challenges in the world of a mommy. I remember sweating with panic ...
Read More Senior in High school to starting College…
Written by: William Barney College-bound high school seniors may have unique mental health considerations. Adjusting to a new routine in an unfamiliar setting may be challenging and nerve-wracking. However, ...
Read More We are excited to share our most recent nomination- Small Business of the Year Award- 2023
We are proud to announce that Family Therapy Group of Weston was awarded the Small Business of the Year award by the Weston Florida Chamber of Commerce. This award is ...
Read More Building and Maintaining Relationships while the kids are small
By: Marianne Jimenez- Have the kids taken over intimacy? Do you struggle to set aside “we time”? Let’s face it, once the baby is born – life becomes all about ...
Read More Being ok with being alone
By: Madison Wolfe- During this time of the year, we are often reminded if we are in a relationship or if we are single. All over social media, we are ...
Read More How to make sense of a relationship with a narcissist.
By: Magaly Gauntlett- Being in a committed relationship involves intimacy, love, compassion, trust and care among other things. There are times when love fluctuates in intensity from time to time, ...
Read More What do Long Covid Symptoms look like?
By: Dr. Dagmar Nuñez, Psy.D.- The Covid19 pandemic is (almost?) over. However, we continue to learn about the consequences of this virus. More people are reporting symptoms that linger after ...
Read More Feeling Jealousy over the holidays?
By: Madison Wolfe- For some people, the holiday season is the happiest time of the year. For others, this is a reminder of what’s not right in your life. During ...
Read More Strategies for teens to avoid Family Conflict during the Holidays
By: William Barney Let's be honest; as a teenager, the holidays mean jumping on the PS5 or Xbox and playing Call of Duty or maybe even some God of War ...
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