March 29, 2024
Separation and divorce can be devastating on couples as they grieve the loss of their partnership or marriage, but the loss of a family unit can be even harder for the children involved. Many times, parents can’t see past their own anger, hurt or sadness to put the emotional needs of their children first. While the adult relationship may end, the family as a whole doesn’t.
April 1, 2024
As a teenager, my parents would call me lazy. They couldn’t understand why I retreated to my room all the time, wanting only to sleep, and losing interest in activities and social situations I once found gratifying. For a long time I believed I was lazy and that belief carried with me through to adulthood. But what I eventually learned was that I wasn’t lazy, I was depressed.
March 29, 2024
You’ve already decided that you would like to start seeing a therapist, and now comes the process of deciding which provider to work with. While you’re evaluating your options, you notice that some of the providers available to you are listed as an “intern” in their profile. While your first thought may be to look for someone who is fully licensed or has graduated from their Master’s program instead (and we get it!), there are some compelling reasons you may want to work with an intern as your therapist