Notes from a therapist’s desk… Parents often prioritize their children’s well-being over their own. Some would argue this is the reality of being a parent. If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you’ll know that we teach the importance
Notes from a therapist’s desk… When an individual starts therapy, they are often given a diagnosis of some kind. A diagnosis does not define a person. No two individuals with the same diagnosis are alike. What’s more, underneath a diagnosis
Q: What was it that made you interested in psychology? A: I was interested in behavioral issues… the way people feel about themselves and the way they relate to other people. I was curious about why people act the way
“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” – Leo Tolstoy Families are complicated, aren’t they? Family members share things in common, but they also have unique qualities that make them quite different. Everyone
Q: What made you choose to become a therapist? A: I realized I wanted to become a therapist, when I was finishing up my bachelor’s degree… I was living in a new state because of the military and I wanted
In a time of a global uncertainty, increased screen time, online learning, overpacked schedules, and constant pressure for productivity, it is no surprise we have seen significant increases in mental health challenges across the board, and specifically with children. We
