The other day I stumbled across a research paper that explored the concept of the “booty call.” Yes, the term “booty call” was in the title of this professional journal’s Read More …
I’ll admit it; I’m guilty. I’ve had my moments of walking and texting at the same time, which one time I ended up running into a wall (that wall shouldn’t Read More …
Many people at the beginning of the year are hopeful for changes to occur for themselves in the following 12 months. People resolve to make changes, but often times the Read More …
After years of being together, it can be easy to fall into a routine within your marriage. Careers take off, children are born, and life just becomes busier. Where has Read More …
In therapy, I often work with people who seem to get assertiveness and aggression confused. “I don’t want to be mean” or “I don’t want to get that person mad” Read More …
I’ve worked with children who struggle with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) for many years. I often hear the frustration in the voices of parents and teachers “He can’t still; he’s 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 …
I heard the word “frenemy” for the first time several years ago while watching an episode of Sex and the City. A simplistic definition would say that these are individuals Read More …
Based on the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, the sandwich generation is defined as “a generation of people who are caring for their aging parents while supporting their own children.” Life in Read More …
There is a certain level of self-confidence a therapist needs to have to be successful in this field. We have to keep in mind the courage it takes for someone Read More …
