Why You Should Let Your Guard Down in Relationships
While becoming guarded might be a common and natural response to emotional pain, it might not be the correct action if you want a loving, healthy romantic relationship.
The Art of Apology
Even if you feel guilty for hurting someone, you might have trouble finding the right way to express your regret. How do you give a meaningful and sincere apology? How do you ask for one? With these tips, you’ll find that “sorry” doesn’t have to be the hardest word.
Six Ways Men Can Benefit From Counseling
I think we are less tolerant of men expressing emotions; not being allowed to feel fear, failure or vulnerability. As women, we can feel locked out when they won’t “share” their feelings when truthfully many men don’t know how or don’t talk the same language. This is where therapy can help.
How To Battle Your Inner Critic
As I sat down to write my monthly blog, I began to notice thoughts in the back of my mind that invaded my inner dialog. As I put my fingers on the keys, my inner critic was in full force before I typed a single word. The battle had begun.
Vulnerability And Anger: How The Two Collide
I want you to close your eyes. I want you take a moment and think about the last time you were angry. What was going on? Who were you angry with? Where did you feel that anger physically? Maybe in your chest, neck, or back. Maybe in your shoulders. I presume you could describe the physical feeling as tense and unpleasant. Why does this happen?
Three Misconceptions about Couples Counseling
Many couples wait too long to seek help with their relationship because of misconceptions about what couples counseling is like, or how it can help.
Help Is Not A Four Letter Word: Asking for Help
Asking for help can be daunting. Especially if you are in the helping profession. However, there have been several times in my life where taking that step was the best decision I could have made.
To My Clients: Seeking Therapy
Please remember that you are only human. Your vast expanse of emotions is beautifully expressive. When you cry, you are allowing your body and mind to connect and converse.