New Year, New You: Mental Health Habits to Try in 2023

While the new year technically starts on January 1st, many people choose to make New Year’s resolutions in order to get a fresh start on the upcoming year and set themselves up for success. These are usually things that people want to improve about themselves or their lives, such as eating healthier or exercising more […]

5 Ways Counseling Helps Relationships

If you’re in the midst of moving in together or getting married, you’re likely looking forward to the fun times that come along with it – new places to explore, new things to try, and most importantly, new people to share them with. However, if you’ve been through this before and it didn’t end well, […]

Out of Focus! Adult ADHD

Adult ADHD is more common than you might think. If you struggle with managing your ADHD, Therapy for Adult ADHD can help. Learn more here.

Your Therapist’s Guide to Postpartum Mental Health

The day has finally arrived! You are meeting your new little bundle and starting this new chapter of life together! The excitement and rush of everything flies by in a flash and the next thing you know, you’re headed home. Your house is already prepared as you’ve researched all the must haves and best things […]

What Is Superwoman Syndrome, and How Can Therapy Help?

Being a young woman often comes with certain demands and roles that you may feel the need to fill. From navigating college to starting a career and/or family, it can feel like a never-ending to-do list where your needs always end up at the bottom. If this sounds like you, you may be suffering from superwoman […]

What is Brainspotting?

Brainspotting…so what is it anyway? It sounds like some sort of scary procedure.  Brainspotting is a fairly new treatment modality that helps people process unresolved emotions by using eye movement.  This therapy was discovered by trauma psychotherapist David Burns, PhD. in 2003. Dr. Burns describes Brainspotting as “a brain-based therapy. A treatment that goes beyond the mind to gain […]

Coping with the Transition to College

Congratulations new grads! For months, you workshopped your college essay, studied for the SATs, and eagerly awaited those acceptance letters. Now, all of your hard work has paid off and you’re getting ready to leave for college for the first time. Now the transition to college life begins. Many college freshmen experience anxiety and sadness about leaving […]