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Exploring Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder: Feeling Detached from Reality
/in Individual TherapyDepersonalization-Derealization Disorder (DPDR) affects a person’s sense of self and reality. Here’s what you should know about this disorder.
The Power of Peer Support: How Teens Can Help Each Other with Mental Health
/in Life Outside the OfficePeer support can reduce feelings of isolation in teens, as well as boost self-esteem, and encourage more help-seeking behaviors.
When to Seek Professional Help: Recognizing Mental Health Needs in Teens
/in Individual TherapyFor teenagers, recognizing when professional help is needed can be life-changing. Here are some signs professional help is needed.
Exploring Dyscalculia: The Emotional Toll of Math-Related Learning Disabilities
/in Life Outside the OfficeDyscalculia is a learning disability that affects the ability to understand numbers, grasp mathematical concepts, and perform calculations.
Digital Detox or Digital Redesign? How to Find a Healthy Relationship with Technology
/in Life Outside the OfficeIf you’re overwhelmed by being online, you may have considered a digital detox. But a more sustainable approach could be a digital redesign.
Why Laughter is the Best Medicine for Your Mind
/in Individual TherapyLaughter is often called the best medicine. While it may not replace therapy, its positive effects on the mind are notable.