Grief and loss can be complex and perplexing. Typically, our society associates grief and loss with the death of a loved one, even though many other types of loss are often not taken into account. Loss can be physical, emotional, psychological, anticipated, symbolic,...
In light of recent, deeply saddening news, many of our clients have understandably raised questions and voiced concerns regarding the safety of using ketamine in treating depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, and eating disorders. We recognize the importance of these...
Medical trauma creates change you don’t choose, healing is about creating change you do choose – Michelle Rosenthal Having a medically fragile child is a journey no one chooses. Yet, so many families are impacted by life-ending medical diagnoses, medical...
We were recently featured in Authority Magazine for their Women in Wellness Feature. They interviewed Erin Jacklin, Lauren Pinneo, AJ Grovert, and our newest therapist, Brittany Sims. You can read the article here.
Existential trauma, a realm often overlooked in traditional therapeutic approaches, delves into the profound impact of traumatic experiences on one’s fundamental sense of existence. Unlike more conventional therapies that focus solely on symptoms and coping...
One of the most effective ways to appropriately manage holiday stress is through clear communication and setting boundaries. This can be challenging, especially when dealing with family members who may not understand or respect your needs. Here are three fundamental...