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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 Navigating the Storm Within: A Compassionate Guide to Perimenopause
Written by: Magaly Gauntlett If you’re in your 40s or 50s and have been feeling like you’re on an emotional rollercoaster, you are not alone. If you feel more irritable, ...
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 What is Parent-Child Interaction Therapy PCIT?
Written by: Orianna Torres Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is an evidence-based therapeutic approach designed to improve the quality of the parent-child relationship and address behavioral issues ...
Read More Helping Your Child Overcome a Fear of the Dark: A Parent’s Guide
Written by: Pricilla Estep Helping Your Child Overcome a Fear of the Dark: A Parent’s Guide Many children experience a fear of the dark, a common phase in early ...
Read More The Power of Play
By: Samantha Angulo We know that young children love to play! So much so, that as a parent you may struggle to transition your kids away from playing when it’s ...
Read More New Year, Mindful Me: Leaning into an Evolved You – Not Creating a New You.
Opinion Piece. By: Jennifer Gutierrez, Registered Marriage & Family Therapist Intern There’s a reason “New Years Resolution Burn Out” is a coined phrase that results in thousands of Google articles. ...
Read More Pass the Gravy: Navigating the holidays
By: Jennifer Gutierrez, Registered Marriage & Family Therapist Intern Navigating the holidays can prove to be a difficult task. When a family experiences estrangement, they may have emotional and ...
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