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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 […]

“How to Last Longer In Bed” What Performance Pressure Does to Intimacy By Anna Raport LMFT

Anna Raport

“How can I last longer in bed?” It is a question that is asked most often by men. Because men want to perform well and be good lovers. They worry if they’re doing enough to satisfy their lover. Anxiety, worry and pressure are the likely causes of a lot of difficulty experienced in the bedroom. […]

High Achievement, Anxiety, and Burnout: When Success Becomes Exhausting

High Achievement, Anxiety, and Burnout: When Success Becomes Exhausting | Amority Health   Published September 29, 2026    Austin, TX   Written By: Rachel Cooper, MS, LPC Associate at Amority Health Supervised by Dr. Amber Quaranta Leech, LPC-S     From the outside, high-achieving professionals may appear confident, organized, and successful. They meet deadlines, manage […]

Why Choose Counselling?

If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking “my problem probably isn’t big enough for therapy,” you’re not alone. Counselling isn’t reserved for crisis. It’s for the racing thoughts at 2am, the tight chest before your day even starts, the sense that you’re running on caffeine and willpower instead of actually living. Many people wait years before […]

The Cost of Always Being Strong

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

When everyone leans on you, but no one sees how much you’re carrying There are some struggles people talk about openly, and others they carry so quietly that even the people closest to them don’t fully see it. One of the most common and most overlooked reasons people come to therapy is because they are […]

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 A young man becomes frustrated or withdrawn.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 […]

How High Achievers Are Finding Ground When Life Feels Uncertain: Shifting Perceptions During Change

How High Achievers Are Finding Ground When Life Feels Uncertain: Shifting Perceptions During Change | Amority Health Originally Published:  May 31, 2026; Updated and Republished on August 22, 2026   Written By: Rachel Cooper, MS, LPC Associate  Supervised by Dr. Amber Quaranta Leech, LPC-S     Quick Summary: Change, whether chosen or unexpected, can shake […]

High Achievers: Are You Motivated or Just Afraid of Falling Short? | Understanding Perfectionism and High-Functioning Anxiety

High Achievers: Are You Motivated or Just Afraid of Falling Short? | Understanding Perfectionism and High-Functioning Anxiety Published August 16, 2026    Austin, TX   Written By: Rachel Cooper, MS, LPC Associate  Supervised by Dr. Amber Quaranta Leech, LPC-S   Externally, motivation and fear of failure can look remarkably similar. Both can lead you to […]

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 […]

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