by Camille Bruton Reinhold, LPC, EMIB | Jan 5, 2019 | Newsletters
Most people I meet are looking to be a “good person.” In fact, this seems to be a core concept of childhood; being good or bad. As an adult, this notion of being “good” makes us susceptible to toxic people. I am not sure what is multiplying toxic people in our lovely...
by Krista Sory | Jan 4, 2019 | Newsletters
Happy New Year! Coming up with resolutions for the new year has become sort of a tradition, but are you creating good resolutions that will benefit your mind, body, and spirit? Negative resolutions such as “I want to lose 20 pounds,” “I want to be in a relationship,”...
by Teresa L. Weeke LPC, RPT | Jan 3, 2019 | Newsletters
The Book of Self-Care by Mary Beth Jansen bills itself as a compendium of “remedies for healing mind, body and soul.” In her last chapter, “come back to your senses,” she discusses how you can utilize your five senses in your daily life to improve your overall...
by Kelly Locker, LPC | Dec 7, 2018 | Newsletters
Do you notice that you secretly judge others? For example, you notice that a co-worker has a chosen to wear a stunning red dress to the work Christmas party and you think, That is so inappropriate for a work function. Who is she trying to impress? Or your sister tells...
by Kelly Locker, LPC | Dec 4, 2018 | Newsletters
Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent mental disorder seen in the U.S., affecting 40 million adults in the United States or roughly 18% of the population. When that anxiety escalates to a panic attack, sometimes seemingly out of nowhere, it can turn your world,...
by Camille Bruton Reinhold | Dec 3, 2018 | Newsletters
Think about your holiday experience, if you will. Do you notice the bright colors, ringing bells, cheerful chatter and uplifting music? OR do you feel harried from place to place, unable to keep up with too much work and holiday preparations, that you are spending...
