Sadness
We’ve all woken up and felt sad before. Something happened the night before that we’re just not over yet. It’s the anniversary of a tough event, death of a loved one, etc. We can all expect to feel this way from time…
We’ve all woken up and felt sad before. Something happened the night before that we’re just not over yet. It’s the anniversary of a tough event, death of a loved one, etc. We can all expect to feel this way from time…
I think that everyone can relate on some level to the experience of procrastination. I can remember that in college, I would have a big project or exam and I would be doing anything I could possibly come up with that needed…
One question that I commonly hear in-session is, “At what point does worrying and stress become unhealthy?” It’s an interesting question, because it implies that there is a certain level of worry and stress that IS healthy. I think this implication is…
Whether you have been diagnosed as a child or as an adult, learning how to manage symptoms of ADHD in a professional context can be daunting. Unfortunately several common symptoms of ADHD (i.e. difficulty focusing, forgetfulness, distractibility, etc.) are symptoms that can…
Most people spend more time planning a one-week vacation than they spend planning their life. – Michael Hyatt I recently mentioned to someone that I had gone to see a show that they had been interested in seeing. When I said it,…
The holidays are like a magnifying glass. It seems that around this time of year whatever is going on in our lives appears to be magnified. Our joys can seem more wonderful, cheerful and exciting. Things seem to be even bigger, better…
A couple of weeks ago, I had a client come in stating they were uncertain if they needed to participate in therapy because they were not in crisis. She explained that when she went to therapy in previous years, she was working…
B is for…….boundaries. What did you think I was going to say? If you sit in session with me you will probably hear me use the B-word… a lot. Why? Because boundaries are a crucial element to your mental health and for…
In the days, weeks, and even months after childbirth, much of the attention and focus tends to be on the new addition. Everyone wants to see, touch, and hold the baby. Soft voices and gentle bounces help soothe the baby when he…
Many of my clients have long histories of unhealthy and complicated relationships with their bodies. Many of them have memories of negative thoughts and beliefs forming in childhood and early adolescence. Their body image distress was, and is, not created in a…