Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can occur when you’ve experienced a traumatic event, witnessed a traumatic event, or are repeatedly exposed to details about a traumatic event. Some may even develop post-traumatic stress disorder after learning someone close to them experienced or was affected by a traumatic event. Continue reading […]
Trauma can result from a number of events that happen in the workplace. Death of a co-worker or client, witnessing an accident, or being the victim of abuse. Even events such as downsizing or re-location can be perceived as traumatic and have long-lasting effects on one’s psyche. It is normal to feel anxiety, guilt, or Continue reading […]
Do you and your partner have trouble communicating? Are you unable to forgive them for something that happened months or years ago? Is there a lack of intimacy or trust in your relationship? Couples therapy provides a safe, controlled space to resolve these conflicts and not only repair, but strengthen, your relationship. This form of Continue reading […]
Families can have some of the strongest relationships and bonds that you’ll find, but sometimes it takes work to keep it that way. Problems in communication can arise and lead to hurdles that at times may feel insurmountable. This is where the benefits of family therapy can help you to strengthen that bond and return Continue reading […]
Play therapy is used to help children express themselves, explore their feelings, and discover new ideas that lead to healthier, happier outcomes. It can be used as a primary intervention or adjunctive therapy for many social, emotional, and behavioral disorders. And while play therapy is most appropriate for children three to twelve years old, teens Continue reading […]
Did you know there are roughly 100 trillion unique organisms living in your gut? These microbiome communicate with your central nervous system and near-endocrine systems associated with anxiety and stress response. We also know the “gut-brain connection” plays a role in mood and memory, but how much more they communicate is still very much a Continue reading […]
From 1990-2009, the teen suicide rate had shown a steady decline. Then, in 2010, as smartphone and social media use increased rapidly, the teen suicide rate started to rise again. Continue reading […]
When you sleep, you’re giving your brain a gentle reset at night so that you are ready to start the next day. While you rest, your brain tidies up, sorting through thoughts and clearing out the mental clutter you gathered while awake. Essentially, the importance of sleep on mental health is that it provides a Continue reading […]
Telepsychiatry has become an essential service for many individuals seeking the support of a therapist. Telepsychiatry allows clients to conveniently connect with mental health professionals from the comfort of their homes, enhancing access to vital services. Continue reading […]
We all want to feel happier, but sometimes life gets in the way. The good news is that you can start making changes today that will boost your happiness in just one week. Here are seven easy best practices for happiness that can be implemented to quickly change your life for the better. Continue reading […]