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Anxiety vs. Stress: How to Tell the Difference (and When to Get Help)July 29, 2026 - 4:33 pm
Why the Feeling of ‘Sonder’ Can Be Overwhelming and BeautifulJuly 17, 2026 - 9:14 pm
Understanding Opia and How It Affects Social AnxietyJuly 16, 2026 - 10:31 am
What Your Inner Critic Is Trying to Tell You (And How to Work With It)July 3, 2026 - 12:18 pm
Compassion Fatigue and What You Need To Know About ItJuly 1, 2026 - 4:20 pm
Therapist Spotlight: An Interview with Catherine Watson
/in From the Therapist's Chair, Therapist SpotlightCatherine Watson is in the spotlight sharing what experiences brought her to the profession, tips for someone new to therapy, and more.
Therapist Spotlight: An Interview with Adriane Barton
/in From the Therapist's Chair, Therapist SpotlightAdriane Barton is in the spotlight sharing what experiences brought her to the profession, tips for someone new to therapy, and more.
3 Tips to Keep Your Commitments To Positive Changes
/in From the Therapist's Chair, Individual TherapyCommitting to change can be difficult. Often times people hold off on taking the first step due to it “not being the right time” in their lives. As a practicing Catholic, I look to Lent as a great time to make a positive life change. For many of us, whether religious, secular, or in between, […]
Dependency: Not a Bad Thing In Relationships
/in Couples Therapy, From the Therapist's Chair, Life Outside the OfficeHere’s a little secret about my own relationship. My husband regularly goes on hiking trips with people he has met on the Internet (often women!). Oh, and I don’t go on said trips with him and often have never met the people he goes with. He really enjoys hiking/backpacking and well, I don’t as much. […]
How I Almost Missed Out On My “Good Guy” and Tips So You Don’t Miss Yours!
/in Couples Therapy, From the Therapist's ChairI’m just going to go right out and say it, dating sucks, especially now with all the apps and the swiping and the paradox of choice. However, I don’t think it’s the modern technology, although it doesn’t help, that makes dating suck. It’s more scientific than that. You’ve heard that saying ‘dating is a number […]
How to be Happy: Compare Yourself to Yourself
/in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy In Real Life, Couples Therapy, Individual TherapyAs a therapist and a person, I hear time and time again “I just want to be happy” or “I’m not sure why I am not happy.” Upon further discussion it almost always leads to the other person comparing themselves to others around them. Whether it is a single person comparing themselves to all of […]