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Concerned about “Toxic Parenting”? Three Easy Mistakes Parents Make
For the curious or mildly self-aware, a casual scroll through social media is full of possible labels you can assign yourself. Narcissist, autistic, adult-ADHD, the
Families Under Stress: Enmeshment vs. Trauma-Bonding
I always caution my clients, be careful what you Google. With AI advancement and the glut of computer generated content online, things are even trickier.
Mindfulness, Resilience, and the Brain: Unlocking Inner Potential
Mindfulness has become a cornerstone of modern wellness and mental health conversations. While it often conjures images of serene meditation or deep breathing exercises, its
How to Recognize A Trauma Response: Learning Traumagenic States as Fear Response
Compared to the early days of trauma recognition, we are a much more informed and aware culture. From the basic idea of “shell-shock” afflicting soldiers
Christmas Nostalgia: Why the Holidays Heal and Why they Hurt
Imagine it’s the middle of December, and you suddenly catch the scent of freshly baked gingerbread cookies. Instantly, you’re transported back to your childhood, helping
Benefits of Adding Neurofeedback to Complex Trauma Recovery
Complex trauma is more than a recent trend; it’s a profoundly disruptive experience impacting countless individuals. It refers to trauma stemming from long-standing and often
Friendships, Social Media and the Modern Experience of Boundaries
Boundaries are the rules we set within relationships for how we will interact with others. While these have always remained a mystery for teens who
Worry about Anxiety: Looking at the Facts Can Help….Changing Mindset is Even Better
Seeking mental health support can be a bit of a rollercoaster. The push and pull of feeling something is wrong, wanting to have an answer
What Fear of Missing Out (FoMO) Says about Your Relationship with Social Media
The phrase “FoMO” has reached it’s 20th year in existence and in the last seven years has even warranted attention from several psychological studies. While