Will Online Therapy Work For Me?
This is such a common and valid question to have, especially if this is your first time considering therapy. I want to share some of the main ways that therapy [...]
How trauma can impact your relationship
Healing from a traumatic experience can be a dynamic and intricate process. One that involves risk, vulnerability, and a need for safety. Now when it comes to working on your [...]
How to stop being a people pleaser
Have you ever thought or said, “I wish I could say no,” “I was being nice, so I had to say yes,” or “I have to say yes; otherwise, they [...]
How toxic positivity can be harmful and 3 ways to avoid it
Have you ever felt really down before and have been told to just “be positive”? I’m sure that experiencing sadness for you is not a choice and if you had [...]
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
The winter blues, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), can be a common experience for many people. It often begins in the fall, with January and February being the [...]
How to maintain friendships
Did you know that September is International Women’s Friendship Month? For some women, it can be challenging to maintain friendships, especially after taking on responsibilities like growing in a career, [...]
Let’s be social again!
Did you know that July is Social Wellness Month? After a year of constantly being told not to socialize with other people and to keep our physical distance from others, [...]
6 Benefits to Online Therapy
Are you interested in doing some online therapy but wondering how it can benefit you? Here are some of the amazing benefits to online therapy and why you should consider [...]
Sleep and how it can impact your health and relationships
I have heard my clients share how the lack of sleep is impacting their mental health, emotion regulation, and how this has had a negative impact on their interactions with [...]
Possible Hobbies to Try Out
A common theme I have heard over the past few weeks, is clients wanting to explore new activities and continue to grow themselves. But what I hear next is often [...]
