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Electronics and Mental Health: Are they an Addiction or Addition in our lives?
Something about winter darkness and the distance of spring has us looking to take inventory and make a change. From clearing out a cluttered closet
How Play Therapy Works
What exactly is play therapy? Play therapy is a coherent approach to therapy by a Masters level therapist with specific training and supervision to develop
Perfectionism and Depression: A Toxic Internal Relationship
It’s interesting how we can sniff out someone’s perfectionism and miss our own. We see someone putting in excessive effort in an area where we
How is your Mental Wellness? Answer these questions.
Sometimes mental health seems like a far-off idea. Maybe you notice having more bad days than good days, but if you had to nail down
How your Attachment Style may add to Holiday Loneliness
The simple fact that holidays celebrate a time for joy and connection creates an opportunity for noticing our loneliness. Right now loneliness is an epidemic,
Understanding Co-Dependence: Building Healthy Relationships
One of the hot psychology buzzwords, “codependence” gets thrown around a lot but isn’t always fully understood. Co-dependence refers to a pattern of behavior where
Anxiety Symptoms and How they Change our Thoughts
Most of us know when we are worried about something. It might be that we can’t stop thinking about it or it’s keeping us awake.
Dealing with Depression
Winter holidays and depression unfortunately go together a little like Christmas parties and ugly sweaters. Feeling down after an argument with a friend or nostalgia
The Therapeutic Brushstroke: How Art Boosts Mental Health
We all know there is art and then there is art. The great news is no matter your taste or opinions, or even if you