Tag: mental health
The Cycle of Domestic Violence
We often don’t speak of the violence that takes place in our home.
Perhaps it is because we are made to believe that doing so...
It’s Time to Talk About Being a Woman
Let’s be honest: being a woman is…a lot. From the moment our bodies flip the switch at the first period, we’re basically strapped into...
Separation Anxiety: Tips for Parents to Ensure a Smooth Drop-Off
The start of a new school year brings excitement. There’s fresh supplies, new friends, and a chance to learn and grow.
However, for many young...
Breaking the Cycle
I heard someone say, “Your kids feel safe in the home you provide them. Your kids want to come home and leave all the...
Dear Mom Who Feels She’s Never Enough
Dear Mom Who Feels She’s Never Enough,
Please know you’re not alone. You probably didn’t even see it coming because it’s in the small details....
Working Through Summer Anxiety
When we think of summer, we often envision blue skies, warm nights, and leisurely moments spent by the pool or at the beach. For...
The Time I Didn’t Worry
There are so many things I could (and do) worry about, but in one recent instance, I made a concerted decision not to worry....
Is Dad All Right?
The rock. The hero. The guy who has it all together. Great and supportive fathers are often placed in these almost super-human roles. Yet,...
EMDR for Birth Trauma: Healing and Hope
What do you do when what you thought would be the happiest day of your life becomes the most traumatic? This is a reality...
Never Say “At Least”
“At least...” According to the therapist moderator at a recent grief group gathering, these are the two words that a grieving person should not...










