Recognizing Our Triggers Part I
By Eric Dean JD, MBA, MA, MA, LPC, CADC A trigger is a response in which you are activated to do something based on the …Read More
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Social Media and Mental Health
Kaitlin Broderick LCPC Social media can be a wonderful tool. It can keep us connected to people all over the world and h…Read More
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Setting Boundaries with Workplace Friendships
By: Danielle Bertini, LPC When you spend most of your week with the same people, you’re bound to form bonds with some …Read More
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Pulling Yourself Up When Feeling Down
Sydney Gideon, LSW Despite our best efforts to maintain stable positivity in our lives, we will inevitably find ourselve…Read More
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Could I have postpartum depression? If I do, how do I treat it? Part 2
Mallory Welsh, LCSW If you read my last blog post, “Could I have postpartum depression? If I do, how do I treat it? Pa…Read More
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Catastrophizing During Corona: A Three-Pronged Approach, Pt. 1
By: Bridgette W. Gottwald, LPC, NCC This is a two-part blog series that breaks down how to effectively combat the negati…Read More
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Post COVID-19 Pandemic Preparation
Steven Losardo, Marriage and Family Therapist In a variety of ways, the impact of COVID-19 has been devastating to many …Read More
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What’s Your Attachment Style?
Amanda Ann Gregory, LCPC, EMDR Certified If you want to improve your relationships, it might be helpful to identify yo…Read More
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Attachment Figures Who Aren’t Your Parents
Amanda Ann Gregory, LCPC, EMDR Certified An “attachment figure” is just what it sounds like: a figure to whom you at…Read More