When Caring Hurts: Preventing Caregiver Burnout
You are dependable and loyal. You take family seriously and honor those around you who are unable to care for themselves. So, you have…
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The Body and Trauma: From Frozen to Fully Living
An Impala and A Cheetah Imagine yourself as an impala grazing along a lush plain. You hear rustling in a nearby brush. Your body…
Mess & Stress: The Science Behind Your Clutter
Look around you right now. Can you see the floor or is it covered in laundry? Are you reading this while sitting at a…
The Ripple Effects of Autism Spectrum Disorder on the Family
Angry outbursts and sudden withdrawal, hypersensitivity to touch and sound, yet insensitivity in interpersonal interactions – these seeming contradictions are all too familiar for…
Writing Your Destiny: Does the Story, You Tell Yourself Help or Hurt You?
If you were to pick a genre for the story of your life, what would it be? A romantic comedy? Action? Psychological Thriller? A…
Take a Stand Against Eating Disorders
An eating disorder is a condition that keeps a person from eating food in a way that promotes good physical and emotional health. While…
Why People Who are Different than You can Make a Difference in Your Life
People are naturally discriminating. Our brains are constantly scanning the environment looking out for potential threats. A threat can be something known to us…
The Practice of Resilience
Everyone reaches a point when moving forward seems impossible. You feel you’ve given your best in your marriage, with your family and in your…
How Samantha Used Self-Talk to Turn Her Anxiety Around
Samantha is a 34-year-old teacher who, like many people, struggles with anxiety and depression. She has a hard time motivating herself to get out…
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