Recognizing PTSD in Teens: How To Help Them
What Is PTSD in Teens?
PTSD is a mental health condition that can develop after a person experiences or witnesses something traumatic.
Adolescents & Children
Elevate Your Self-Care Routine: Beyond Bath Bombs and Manicures
Self-care is about nurturing ourselves on a deeper level, tending to our souls, and cultivating inner peace that radiates outward
8 Simple Everyday Ways to Complete the Stress Response Cycle
In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become an inevitable aspect of daily life. From work deadlines to family responsibilities and societal expectations, our bodies…
Dialectical Behavior Therapy: From a Life of Misery to One Worth Living
Emotional Regulation skills help people manage their emotions, even though complete emotional control cannot be achieved. To a certain extent, people are who they are, however, people can learn to have more control.
Working it out in the Sand: The Magic of Sand Tray Therapy
Sandtray can be used in all modes of therapy and is extremely effective for working through trauma. The use of sand helps clients move more deeply into their issues than regular talk therapy.
The Orgasm Gap and What it Means for Women
Dr. Laurie Mintz coined the term Orgasm Gap to identify the fact that heterosexual men have many more orgasms than heterosexual women.
Foreplay 101: What to Know to Get the Juices Flowing
Foreplay is the erotic stimulation of the mind, body, and soul before sexual intercourse. Foreplay is not a wham-bam-thank-you-ma’am sexual encounter, quick sex without affection. Sex play enhances and provides sexual arousal, which could lead to orgasm.
Mindfully Weathering the Storm with R.A.I.N.
Instead of giving in to the storm inside, you can learn to equip yourself with the strategy of R.A.I.N. This strategy enables us to apply mindfulness in a self-compassionate way.
When trauma is “the norm”: About CPTSD
Children who experience repeated insults, shame, or humiliation start to believe what they are told about themselves. More so, the mind and body start to try and cope with the trauma by disconnecting from the experience and body, which can lead to chronic psychological, physiological, and emotional issues and difficulties. These difficulties can impair a person’s overall functioning in childhood and adulthood.
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