Offering In-Person Sessions At Our New Location Starting 10/20
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Cultural differences play a vital role in mental health care, shaping how individuals experience, articulate, and address their emotional and psychological needs. The concept of decolonizing therapy goes beyond merely adjusting mainstream approaches—it strives to recognize and respond to the distinct cultural backgrounds of diverse communities. By embracing an inclusive framework, therapists can better serve…
Sometimes our feelings get so big, we just want to react. Maybe that means canceling plans when anxiety hits, giving the silent treatment when we’re hurt, or spiraling into self-doubt when things feel uncertain. It’s easy to think “This emotion is so strong, I have to do what it’s telling me to do.” But what…
Let’s be honest — asking for what you need isn’t always easy. You might worry you’re being “too much.” You replay the conversation in your head a dozen times. Or you convince yourself it’s not worth bringing up because “you’ll just deal with it.” Sound familiar? The truth is, so many of us were never…
Have you ever found yourself in a room, heart racing, thinking, “I have no idea what I’m doing. How did I even get here?” That small voice whispering, “Soon they’ll figure out I’m not as good as they think I am,” — that’s imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome can show up in all kinds of places:…
Ever had one small thing happen and suddenly your brain spirals into the worst-case scenario? Your partner doesn’t respond to a text, and your mind whispers, “They’re pulling away.” A coworker sounds short, and you think, “I must’ve done something wrong.” This is totally normal — our brains are wired to protect us, and that…
Many couples wait until things feel unbearable before seeking support. But what if therapy could be a space for prevention — not just crisis management? If you’ve ever wondered whether couples therapy is “serious enough” to consider, you’re not alone. I often hear clients say, “We’re not on the brink of divorce, but something feels…
As this election season intensifies, it’s common to experience heightened levels of stress and anxiety. You may notice this physically through sleep disturbances, increased headaches, stomach issues, or muscle tension. Emotionally, you may experience uncontrollable worry, restlessness, irritability, panic attacks, or feelings of numbness. The media coverage, impending political debates, and discussions about the future…
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Offering In-Person Sessions At Our New Location Starting 10/20