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 Sex During Pregnancy
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted November 22, 2022

Sex During Pregnancy

By: Marcelina Grynechko, LMFTA If you catch yourself feeling puzzled and thinking: ‘why does my partner seem to be reluctant to engage in sex with me when I am pregnant, you are not alone!  There [...]

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 Stoicism and Mental Health
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted November 1, 2022

Stoicism and Mental Health

By: Alan Nahle For most people, life presents a wide array of experiences that can sometimes leave us without a sense of control. During trying times, it can be difficult to focus on the things [...]

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 Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted October 25, 2022

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

By: Kenzie Davis, LMFTA TW: This post discusses Domestic Violence Human existence is to love and be loved. We strive for this in all relationships we are a part of with our kids, parents, [...]

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 Why Mental Health
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted October 5, 2022

Why Mental Health

By: Elizabeth Pugliese, LCMHCA, LCASA In 2013, the World Health Organization (WHO) created World Mental Health Day. But when there are so many challenging events globally that are hard to keep [...]

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 Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted September 20, 2022

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

By: Kenzie Davis, LMFTA Wow! This year is flying by! In this last quarter of the year, life sometimes can be more hectic. It is more important now than ever to have tools and techniques to [...]

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 Grief and Life After Loss
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted September 13, 2022

Grief and Life After Loss

By: Emily Kouba We clinically define grief as “an intense emotional experience triggered by a loss”. That’s technically true, but I think most people who have experienced grief would say it’s a [...]

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 When Is The Right Time For Couples Therapy?
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted August 2, 2022

When Is The Right Time For Couples Therapy?

By: Sarha Machamer, LMFTA Many couples seek couples therapy for communication problems, infidelity, transitioning from one life stage to another, lack of intimacy, unevenly shared workload, [...]

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 Parenting Your Anxious Child
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted July 26, 2022

Parenting Your Anxious Child

By: Olivia Vallecillo  Parenting is one of the most demanding jobs there is. I often tell parents in coaching sessions that of the two jobs I have, the one I get paid for is far easier. Caring [...]

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 Emotional Intelligence
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted July 26, 2022

Emotional Intelligence

By: Alan Nahle Adulthood sometimes feels like a never-ending series of decisions we struggle to sometimes make and hope for the best after making them. How exactly do we make decisions, though? [...]

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 Culinary Therapy
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By Taylor DiLello
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Posted June 27, 2022

Culinary Therapy

By: Kenzie Davis, LMFTA We all know (or think we know) what therapy traditionally looks like- two or more people sitting in a room together discussing intense private topics. Now, this is correct [...]

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