This week, our blogpost is for new therapists and what our team of seasoned professionals want you to know. We’ve all been through graduate school, getting our first job, getting our second (third/fourth/etc) job, registering with the State, getting licensed and much, much more. There...
Why We Became Therapists! Our team of bloggers and therapists are sharing their authentic story with you this week: Why We Became Therapists?. No two paths are ever the same and each of our contributors shares why they decided to become a therapist. This is...
Summer Reads Our latest blogposts is on our top picks for summer reads. If you go to a therapist, chances are they are going to recommend a book for you to read. Bibliotherapy, or reading books between sessions, is a common recommendation from therapists. This...
Setting boundaries with family members is a common skill taught in therapy. Boundaries are a necessary skill for a functional family dynamic to happen. It's often a skill people are not taught, especially in chaotic families. Learning boundaries with families can help you to set...
Codependency is defined as “excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner, typically a partner who requires support due to an illness or addiction”. It can mean a lot of things to a lot of people and it’s essentially when there is little to no...
People seek therapy for all types of reasons and one of the biggest reason is making a major life change. This can look like moving, getting a new career, divorcing, having a baby, getting married and anything else that changes your life in a big...