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What to Expect From Therapy: A Guide to the Therapy Process

Brittany Wingfield

Starting therapy can feel like a big step. Maybe you’ve been thinking about reaching out for a while. Maybe you know something in your life needs to change, but you’re not quite sure where to begin. Or maybe you’ve already scheduled your first appointment and are wondering, What am I supposed to talk about? What […]

The Myth of ‘Anger Issues’

We hear the phrase “anger issues” all the time. A teenager lashes out. A colleague loses their temper. A young man becomes frustrated or withdrawn. The label quickly follows: “they have anger issues”. But what if anger isn’t the problem? Anger Isn’t Bad Anger often gets treated as a negative emotion, but emotions aren’t inherently […]

Why You Sometimes Hear Your Own Parents in the Way You Speak to Your Child

Parenting can bring unexpected awareness of the ways we communicate. A parent may hear themselves respond to their child and suddenly recognize a familiar phrase, tone, or reaction from their own childhood. This experience can be unsettling, particularly when the response is one they had hoped to approach differently with their own children. It can […]

Back-to-School Anxiety Tips for Kids, Teens & Parents

Elisha S Lee

The transition from the summer hiatus to the academic year represents one of the most significant annual shifts for the family unit. From a clinical standpoint, this period is characterized by a “transition stressor” that affects the physiological and psychological equilibrium of children, adolescents, and parents alike. While often dismissed as “first-day jitters,” the neurological […]

Decoding Teen Slang 2026-2027

Marcy Abramsky, LCSW

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 […]

Decode Teen Slang

Marcy Abramsky, LCSW

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: […]

Financial Abuse Isn’t Just Between Partners—It Happens in Families Too

Financial Abuse Isn’t Just Between Partners—It Happens in Families Too Financial abuse, two words that people often think of an abusive spouse controlling bank accounts or preventing a partner from working. But financial abuse doesn’t only happen in romantic relationships. After more than 20 years as a Marriage and Family Therapist, I’ve seen another form […]

How Christian Counseling Can Bring Back Hope and Change Your World

Laurie Moore

How Christian Counseling Can Bring Back Hope and Change Your World Life can feel overwhelming at times. Whether it’s the weight of personal struggles, broken relationships, grief, or uncertainty about the future, it’s easy to lose sight of hope. In those moments, we often long for guidance that not only addresses our emotional and mental […]

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