Anxiety
When Food Takes Up Too Much Space in Your Mind
Written by: Natalia Alamo Do You Ever Feel Like Food Is Controlling You? Through my work with clients, I've noticed how often disordered eating patterns can exist underneath ...
Read More Finding Connection: How Adults Can Build New Friendships and Feel Less Isolated
Written by: Prisicla Estep Feeling isolated as an adult is more common than many people realize. Busy schedules, work demands, parenting responsibilities, relocations, and life transitions can make it ...
Read More When Words Aren’t Enough: How Somatic Therapy Helps Us Heal Through the Body
Written by: Jessica Rotterman Many of us have learned to live almost entirely in our heads. We analyze. We overthink. We replay conversations. We try to “logic” our way through ...
Read More Birthday Blues: Why Milestone Birthdays Can Bring Up Unexpected Emotions
Written by: Yailene Delossantos Birthdays are supposed to feel exciting. At least that’s the message we often receive. Celebrations, surprises, big plans, and social media posts filled with balloons, dinners, ...
Read More More Than a Title: Understanding Your Therapist’s Role
Written by: Yasmine Mohamed I need great support, am I in the right place? One word that might make you believe you are in the wrong place: Intern. However, did ...
Read More Dating Apps and Mental Health: Finding the Balance
By: Jennifer Gutierrez Waiting for your hinge crush to respond to your like? The person you matched with on Bumble hasn’t asked you out yet? Didn’t wake up to as ...
Read More The Impact of Negative Self-Talk on Well-Being and How to Overcome It
Written by: Priscila Estep Negative self-talk—the internal dialogue that criticizes, doubts, or belittles oneself—is a common experience. While occasional self-reflection is natural, persistent negative self-talk can significantly impact mental ...
Read More Men in therapy
Written by: Nadinna Guerrero I always want to celebrate when men come to therapy because I know how hard it can be for men to seek therapy. It can be difficult ...
Read More Stepping Into Therapy for the First Time: What to Expect
Written by: Samantha Angulo Walking into a therapy office for the first time can feel like stepping into the unknown. There’s often a mix of curiosity, hope, and let’s face ...
Read More Your Story Matters: How a Compassionate Evaluation Can Support Your Immigration Journey
Written by: Magaly Gauntlett We understand that seeking a new life in a new country is a journey of immense courage. It' a path that can be filled with hope, ...
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