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Masks Off, Anxiety Up: Dealing with No-Mask Anxiety
Masks Off, Anxiety Up: Dealing with No-Mask Anxiety After over a year of covering their faces, Americans across the country were told they could breathe freely earlier this year as mask ... Read More
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What Are Your Ripple Effects?
by Katherine French-Ewing, MA, Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado What Are YOUR Ripple Effects? The other day, I was in the grocery store people-watching (a favorite pastime). ... Read More
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6 Celebrities Working to Destigmatize Mental Health Concerns
6 Celebrity Mental Health Advocates (and What They’re Up To) People of all ages look up to celebrities and give special attention to their opinions and influence. Some public figures ... Read More
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EMDR and Telehealth
How Therapists Are Using EMDR in Telehealth Sessions Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, commonly referred to by its initials EMDR, is well-known as a model of therapy. This ... Read More
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Virtual Therapy: 5 Ways to Make it Work for You
gpointstudio, gettyimages By Dr. Victoria Raymond, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist 5 Tips to Help You Get the Most Out of Your Virtual Therapy Session Virtual therapy sessions ... Read More
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Keeping Your Love Tank Full During the Pandemic
Keeping Your Love Tank Full During the Pandemic You may have heard this phrase: “Love is not a guarantee.” The idea is that although you love someone, things may not always work out ... Read More
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Music’s Ability to Reduce Fear and Anxiety
By Carey Cloyd, Marriage and Family Therapist Music’s Ability to Reduce Anxiety and Fear Music is a powerful thing. When we are feeling anxious or fearful, music can help bring about ... Read More
