It’s an unfortunate truth that many couples begin marriage counseling at a breaking point. By the time they reach out for professional help, they’ve already exhausted countless avenues—talking to each other, turning to friends or family, seeking guidance from their church, reading books and articles, or even trying therapy before. Despite their efforts, nothing seems […]
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Rebuilding Trust as a Couple After Infidelity: A Path to Healing Infidelity can be one of the most painful experiences in a relationship. When one partner lies or betrays the other, it shakes the very foundation of trust that’s essential for a healthy partnership. However, while the journey to rebuilding trust after infidelity can be […]
READ MOREAs a child therapist, I have had the privilege of working with countless children and their families over the years. One of the most common issues that parents seek help with is their child’s social struggles. Childhood is a time of exploration, growth, and development, and social interactions play a crucial role in this process. […]
READ MOREWords are very unnecessary, they can only do harm. – Depeche Mode As a therapist you might think that a large part of my job is to help people improve the communication within their marriage and family. You would, of course, be correct. So when is communication actually the wrong approach? In what situation could […]
READ MORELoneliness is the leprosy of modern society. – Mother Theresa I have noticed a significant rise in a general sense of detachment from society as an underlying cause of depression for many of the people I work with. While this trend seems to be consistent across gender and cultural lines, I would say that one […]
READ MOREThe family you come from isn’t as important as the family you’re going to have. – Ring Lardner In my practice I often joke with people that “we’re all messed up because we all have parents.” While this is said in jest I have yet to find someone who doesn’t get the joke. The truth […]
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