Fixing the Need to “Fix”
Within our culture, it is often habitual to offer ideas and solutions to presenting problems that our partners and friends bring to us. But despite our best intentions, this approach… Read More »Fixing the Need to “Fix”
Within our culture, it is often habitual to offer ideas and solutions to presenting problems that our partners and friends bring to us. But despite our best intentions, this approach… Read More »Fixing the Need to “Fix”
What a complex and beautiful question asked of me recently. Upon hearing it, I was startled and silenced by its weight and importance of it. When I hear “cure” I… Read More »Can Trauma be Cured?
Recharge the Relationship Did you know that on average, it takes about 6 years for couples to attend couples therapy after initially considering it [1]? Oftentimes, this means it might… Read More »Why Couples Therapy is Underrated
What does it mean to self-regulate? To self-regulate means finding ways to get your body to a comfortable and balanced place. When we self-regulate, we rely on ourselves to create… Read More »What is Self-Regulation and Why Do It?
The short answer: anytime. It is never too soon, never too late and never not okay to attend therapy. But sometimes it is difficult to figure out when to prioritize… Read More »When is it time for therapy?
What is play? Play is one of those activities many adults lose touch with. It is a unique activity whose purpose is solely just to play. Play is a way… Read More »A Little Play Goes A Long Way
The Feelings Wheel was developed by Dr. Gloria Wilcox in 1982 as a way to help us put words to our emotions. I use this myself and have recommended it… Read More »Feelings Wheel