Why Is It So Hard to Trust Yourself? Have you ever found yourself constantly second-guessing your decisions, asking other people for reassurance, or feeling disconnected from your own needs? You’re not alone. Self-trust isn’t something you’re born with. It’s something that develops when your thoughts, feelings, needs, and experiences are acknowledged and honored. Many people […]
Since technology has advanced so rapidly, many of our lives have become more complicated. One result I have observed is that we are having difficulties maintaining family connections and traditions. As a result of our fast pace world and chaotic lives we sometimes forget the importance of passing on family traditions from generation to […]
Tags: Anger, Anxiety, Forgiveness, Grief, Impulse Control, Life Coaching, Mindfulness, Parenting, Questions, Self Esteem, Social Anxiety, Stress, Therapist DECODING TEEN SLANG Decode Language (2026-2027) How Do We Communicate? Have you ever felt like you needed a passport to understand the conversations happening in your own home? If you have teenagers, you probably have. One minute […]
DECODING TEEN SLANG Decode Language (2026-2027) How Do We Communicate? Have you ever felt like you needed a passport to understand the conversations happening in your own home? If you have teenagers, you probably have. One minute you’re trying to figure out if “cap” means what it meant when you were growing up (spoiler alert: […]
Why Setting Boundaries Feels Guilty for High Achievers (and How to Shift It) | Amority Health Published June 14, 2026 Austin, TX Written By: Rachel Cooper, MS, LPC Associate Supervised by Dr. Amber Quaranta Leech, LPC-S For high-achieving adults, saying “no” can feel uncomfortable, even impossible. Boundaries are often mistaken for […]
Let me ask you something. You’ve built a career on hard decisions. You’ve navigated pressure most people will never face. You’ve walked into rooms where the stakes were high and performed anyway. You call that strength. So why, when something difficult shows up inside you ; a feeling, a fear, a grief you haven’t named yet do […]
Many parents, who have teenagers, often encounter power struggles with their teenager. Typically the power struggle occurs because the teenager disagrees with the limits their parents are setting. Many parents get frustrated by the power struggles, but teenagers at times enjoy the power struggle. If they get their parents into an argument most parents forget […]
Is there a one-size-fits-all answer to cheating suspicions? Nope. Not even close. But that doesn’t mean your gut’s useless — just that context is everything. Let’s start with that “gut feeling.” Should you trust it or write it off as paranoia? That depends on who trained your gut. If you grew up around infidelity or […]
Codependency is often reduced to “caring too much,” struggling with boundaries, or remaining in an unhealthy relationship. But codependency is not simply excessive kindness. It is a relational pattern in which safety, worth, or belonging becomes tied to managing another person’s emotions, behavior, stability, or perception of you. Many codependent behaviors began as intelligent adaptations. […]
When teenagers were attending school remotely, many teens developed habits of sleeping in longer and staying up later. Summer vacation has not helped this issue. To most teenagers summer means sleeping in and staying up later playing online games with their friends or watching movies on their phones. This definitely does not promote a good […]
