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“I don’t know how to talk so my kids will listen. I try to be patient and calm and communicate...
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Articles about Individual Counseling
“I don’t know how to talk so my kids will listen. I try to be patient and calm and communicate...
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It is a fact of life that things rarely go exactly how we planned. I have heard people in business...
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This is Part 2 in a two-part article series on dealing with grief. In the first article, we discussed three...
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Have you known anyone who had Postpartum Depression? What about Postpartum Anxiety? Postpartum anxiety (PPA) might not be as well-known...
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“Yeah, the bipolar diagnosis makes sense. I’ve been on and off medication for quite some time.” “I’m just so ashamed...
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Why is counseling for children important? According to the Center for Disease Control, “1 in 6 children aged 2–8 years...
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As a Christian therapist, there are two things I know: One, people like to have control; and two, when they...
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When a woman enters motherhood — albeit through foster parenting, adoption, or birthing biological children — her entire world changes....
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Imagine you see another person get injured. Maybe they walk into a door and get a black eye, or perhaps...
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As John perused his email he read the company announcement: “HURCON 4 in effect immediately,” marking the early stage of...
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It might not be your imagination when you silently label your loved one as a narcissist. People with Narcissistic Personality...
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Showing up in relationships means being present, with your emotions engaged. That requires responsiveness and vulnerability. That can be scary...
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