by Sarah Long | Oct 11, 2022 | All Posts, Sarah Long
“What does recovery look like?” “How do I get rid of the eating disorder?” “If I mess up, does that mean I’m a failure or won’t get better?” Common themes in therapy include: what eating disorder recovery is like, what is possible, and how to ‘get there. Eating...
by Libby Korell | Sep 27, 2022 | All Posts, Demystifying Therapy, Libby Korell, Parenting Advice, Pregnancy, Postpartum, and New Parenthood
Play is a child’s work, and this is not a trivial pursuit. ~ Alfred Adler Frequently parents wonder what is really going on in a session when their child enthusiastically exclaims after a session, “we just played; the toys were awesome.” But what the child isn’t able...
by Dorothy Moon | Mar 17, 2022 | All Posts
I often hear people refer to emotions as positive (happy, grateful, peaceful) and negative (anxious, sad, disappointed) or good and bad. Sometimes people come to therapy because they want to stop feeling the negative ones. It makes sense because the negative ones...
by Adrienne Long | Mar 10, 2022 | Adrienne Long, All Posts, Medication Management, Psychiatry
As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, I view people holistically and individually. Our mind and body are interconnected, and it is crucial to consider physical, emotional, and mental symptoms. Together with my client, we consider medical issues, family...
by AJ Grovert | Feb 2, 2022 | AJ Grovert, All Posts, Demystifying Therapy
What things are worth going to therapy for? People come to therapy for all kinds of things. I’ve seen people who want to work through a significant event or trauma, like a car accident or assault, people who are going through a big life transition, like becoming a...
