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What if I don't want to talk about the details of what happened? EMDR may be the answer...
7 in 10 adults in the U.S. have experienced a traumatic event, and many of those considering therapy can feel anxious about the idea of speaking about what happened. Here’s something important to know: not wanting to talk about it, or not being able to verbalize it, does not mean you can’t be helped. Therapeutic approaches such as EMDR work in a way that you don’t have to tell the full story out loud to heal.
Maria Laquerre LMFT, RPTS
Mar 294 min read


How Public Health Shapes Mental Health
Public health and mental health are often discussed as separate issues, but they are deeply interconnected. Public health focuses on the conditions that allow communities to thrive, such as safe housing, clean air, access to care, stable income, and supportive social environments. Mental health is shaped by these same conditions.
Courney Chadwock, B.S. of PH
Mar 133 min read


What Alysa Liu Can Teach Us About Self-Care and Achievement
If you are like me and love ice skating, the Winter Olympics that are occurring right now have been absolutely amazing to watch and enjoy. Watching 20-year-old Alysa Liu skate has been one of the most beautiful and artistic performances I have seen in a very long time. But what makes her performances different, and what can we learn from her and her story?
JoAnna Hubbard, LMHC, NCC
Feb 255 min read


If You’ve Ever Had a Panic Attack, You Know How Alarming They Can Feel. Here's How to Steady Yourself...
If you’ve ever had a panic attack, you know how frightening it can feel. One moment you’re fine, and the next your body is flooded with fear signals so strong it convinces you something is seriously wrong. Your heart races, your breath shortens, the room can feel unsteady, and a wave of dread sweeps over you without warning. Many people end up in the emergency room convinced they are having a heart attack only to be told: “It was a panic attack”
Maria Laquerre LMFT, RPTS
Feb 184 min read


Playful Intention Setting for the Year
This year, how can you incorporate SMART goals and play into your new years intention setting? Well here are three options for you to try out and see what might work!
JoAnna Hubbard, LMHC, NCC
Jan 265 min read


Resolutions: Catalysts for Growth or Recipe for Burnout
When our resolutions are built on a foundation of self-criticism, avoidance of our darker sides, or a fantasy of what the result will feel like, we entrap ourselves. Research consistently shows that behavior modification (i.e. changing the way we act, our patterns of behaving, or routines), is not an overnight process.
Madison Duran, LCSW, RPT
Jan 223 min read
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