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Empowering Mental Health in BIPOC Communities: Overcoming Barriers and Finding the Right Therapist

Mental health intricately intertwines with every facet of our lives, impacting us and our loved ones deeply. Yet, for individuals in BIPOC communities, the journey ...
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Navigating Adolescence

Navigating Adolescence: Supporting Teens and Their Families

Adolescence is a time of significant change and growth, not just for teens but for their families as well. As a clinical therapist, I’ve seen ...
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I Was Wrong About ADHD

I thought ADHD was easy to see and understand; however, since working as a Quantified Behavioral Test technician, I have learned otherwise.
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Bad Day

Bad Day, Huh? Having a Bad Day is OK

Infographic tips on dealing with a bad day.
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Help For The Big Sad

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is experienced by about 5% of the USA population, so as we head into the colder and darker months here are ...
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Family Over The Holidays

Though to some the holiday season means twinkly lights, feasts, football, presents and more, to others this brings on feelings of dread as a series ...
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How to Take Care of Yourself in High School

High school can be a whirlwind where new friends, teachers, and expectations often collide. Throughout the journey it is important to maintain a tangible routine ...
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A Patient’s Guide to Therapy

Tips for you to take charge of your health and embrace mental wellness on your own terms. Content Warning: Emetophobia
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Do’s and Don’ts As You Navigate the IEP Process

If you would like someone to partner with your family to answer questions, brainstorm accommodations and utilize effective language to support your child through the ...
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