A Journey Through the Brain’s Reaction to Fear

Fear, one of our primal emotions, has evolved over millions of years to shape our survival instincts. It’s an intricate sensation that can propel us into action or leave us paralyzed. From triggering a surge of strength to inducing irrational thoughts, fear’s effects on our minds are both fascinating and complex. In this article, we […]

The Art of Listening

We all know how important communication is in our lives, but we often forget that it’s not just about sharing our thoughts; it’s also about truly understanding what others have to say. So, let’s get right into it! Read on to learn more about how to be a good listener. Why Is Listening Important? Picture […]

The Art of Self-Compassion: A Gentle Approach to New Year Resolutions

As the calendar flips to a new year, the air is often filled with resolutions and grand goals. Many of us aspire to healthier lifestyles, professional achievements, or personal growth. While setting intentions is a wonderful practice, the eagerness to pursue these aspirations sometimes leads to self-imposed stress and burnout. The start of a new year […]

Superbills: A Simple Way to Cut Therapy Costs

Navigating the world of therapy and insurance can be overwhelming. You may have found the perfect therapist for you, but they are not in your insurance network. This can be discouraging and make you feel like you can’t afford the care you need. However, there is a solution that many people are not aware of […]

Handling Caregiver Stress as a Parent of a Medically Complex Child

Being a caregiver for a medically complex child can be both physically and emotionally demanding. As parents, we want to do everything in our power to provide the best care for our children, but it’s important to recognize that taking care of ourselves is just as crucial when experiencing caregiver stress. Defining Caregiver Stress Common […]

Military Spouses: How Therapy Can Help

Though they are not the ones in uniform, military spouses and families carry a heavy burden. The constant changes and stress of the military lifestyle can take a toll on even the strongest of families. “Service members and their families bear 100% of the burden of war,” says Psychologist Elizabeth Stanley, author of Wounded Warrior, […]

EMDR in Virtual Sessions: What to Expect

You may have heard of a popular therapy called EMDR. This therapy method, called Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), assists individuals in processing and recovering from traumatic experiences. It has effectively treated a variety of mental health issues, including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), anxiety, and depression. Due to the increase in virtual therapy use, […]