Taking a Stand Against Bullying
I was going over some of my old articles today and came across one I wrote a little over a year ago about “Frenemies”, toxic relationships that we have in Read More …
I was going over some of my old articles today and came across one I wrote a little over a year ago about “Frenemies”, toxic relationships that we have in Read More …
At the beginning of my therapy career, my passion was working with families. The family system is like a well-oiled machine; every person in the unit has a role and Read More …
When I mention the concept of mindfulness to my clients, I can almost see the dread cloud over their eyes. Those that have heard of mindfulness and tried it at Read More …
Helicopter parenting is a term that was first coined in 1969 by Dr. Haim Ginott, psychotherapist and parent educator, in his book “Between Parent and Teenager.” A helicopter parent is Read More …
As this season comes to an end and we are about to enter a new year, I’ve had time to reflect on how difficult it is to maintain a healthy Read More …
It’s that time of year again; poinsettias decorate the entryways of local shops and offices, holiday music plays in the elevator and hallways of public buildings, commercials on television bombard Read More …
The recent and unexpected death of Robin Williams has sparked discussion regarding depression and mental illness overall. Common statements I often hear about suicide and depression are “He’s just lazy.” Read More …
Anxiety disorders affect approximately 20 percent of the American population, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). This makes anxiety one of the more common mental illnesses, but Read More …
“I don’t know if I can trust my spouse again.” “Can I get this past this?” “I don’t know how to prove that I won’t do this again.” These are Read More …
Sexual abuse is one of the most devastating traumas a child can experience. The impact on the child is significant; it can define a person’s sexuality as an adult, it Read More …