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Death & Company
Today mark’s the two-year anniversary of my niece’s death, and the only thing I’ve gotten on paper thus far is the “poem” above. I should...
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Gambling Disorder
Sports betting is a popular part of our culture. Sports are so ingrained in our society that adding a monetary benefit to the experience...
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Grief & Loss
Disappointment, heartbreak, betrayal, and death are the big four when it comes to loss and grief. Each of these is related and connected...
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Parenting with Depression
Being a parent is a magical, nurturing, and spiritual part of the human experience. The most rewarding parts of being a parent, however,...
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Surviving the Holidays
The first of many holidays—in November, December, and January—is upon us and for those who celebrate those holidays, they may evoke some...
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Conversion Disorder
Conversion Disorder is a mental health diagnosis characterized by medically significant symptoms with no medically relevant cause...
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Managing Stress with Self-Care
When we are stressed, self-care is usually not on our minds. We have a million other things to think about and taking care of ourselves...
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Feeling Anxious? Here is how to reduce anxiety
No one is immune to anxiety, right? Job interviews, hosting family holiday events, public speaking obligations, writing blog posts for...
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My Therapist Told Me to Be More Angry
Anger is a naturally intense emotion. It is often depicted as a raging fire or violent storm. So then, why would a therapist say...
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Travel Anxiety
It's summer time! Now, to enjoy your hard-earned vacation time and take a break from the hustle and bustle of the 9 to 5 grind. You just...
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Exposing Core Beliefs
I recall a client who always believes that everyone he knows is against him and that everything he does will result in complete disaster....
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What to Do for Burnout: 3 Principles of Self-Care
You're heading toward burnout, or you know someone who is—which is why you might be reading this article. Burnout is all too common...
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Are You Taking Care of Yourself? Distraction Vs. Self-Care
Distractions provide temporary relief and instant gratification. That is why we tend to lean on them. We wait until...
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Good Grief
Grief is the process by which we come to terms with a negative event or outcome. Grief is most commonly associated with death, but grief...
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COVID-19 Vaccines & Boosters. An Ethical Dilemma
It is widely understood that the most influential entities in the medical community are highly encouraging individuals to get vaccinated...
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5 Tips to Improve Your Wellbeing
Looking back at the past two years so much has changed due to the impact of COVID-19. We were faced with many changes, so fast...
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Deck the Halls not Your Relatives: How to Have Peace and Compassion This Holiday Season
We all have that one relative that seems to like to "rock the boat" amidst a rather quiet and quaint family gathering. You can recall...
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Peace...The Rarest and Most Elusive Commodity
When was the last time you experienced a deep sense of inner peace? I want you to recall a time you felt the most relaxed you have ever...
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As I Was Saying…
As mentioned in the previous blog, addiction was an epidemic before the COVID pandemic was declared a national emergency in early 2020...
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Caring for Loved One's with Severe Mental Illness
Mental illness is very common with anxiety and depression being the most prevalent. We may know someone who struggles with anxiety or...
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