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Tag: Social Anxiety

La voz que aparece justo cuando empezás a sentir

Claudia Morassutti

Algo empieza a sentirse bien, y un segundo después aparece otra voz. No pregunta si está pasando algo agradable. Pregunta si eso está permitido. Si está bien sentirlo así, con esa intensidad, en ese momento, de esa manera. Y ahí, justo ahí, el placer se interrumpe, aunque el cuerpo siga en la misma posición. Esa […]

Understanding Trauma: Common Signs, Lasting Effects, and the Path to Healing

When people think about trauma, they often picture major disasters, violent events, or life-threatening situations. While these experiences can certainly be traumatic, trauma is not defined solely by what happened. It is also shaped by how an experience affects a person’s emotional, psychological, and physical well-being. The same event can affect people in very different […]

How to Trust Yourself Again: 25 Daily Practices to Rebuild Self-Trust

Chelsie Ciminelli

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 […]

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: […]

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 […]

AEDP Therapy: Restoring Hope Through Emotional Healing

Laurie Moore

  In a world where emotional wounds can feel overwhelming and hope sometimes seems out of reach, Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) offers a path toward deep healing and renewed optimism. Developed by Dr. Diana Fosha, AEDP is grounded in the belief that within every person lies an innate capacity for resilience, growth, and transformation—no matter […]

Trauma can be Healed with Somatic Therapy, ACT Therapy, EMDR and aspects of PRT Combined

Laurie Moore

Healing Beyond Words: Integrating Somatic Therapy, EMDR, ACT, and aspects of PRT for Trauma Recovery When it comes to healing from trauma, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Our minds and bodies hold onto experiences in unique ways, and the path to recovery often requires more than just talking about what happened. That’s where integrative therapy approaches—like Somatic […]

How Trauma Affects Your Nervous System:

When we experience something overwhelming, our nervous system responds to protect us, through fight, flight, freeze or fawn.   This is a completely natural survival response. The difficulty is that long after the event has passed, the nervous system can remain stuck in that protective state. Your body is still responding as though the threat […]

What Is Trauma and How Does It Affect You?

What Is Trauma and How Does It Affect You? Trauma isn’t just about what happened. It’s about what happens inside you as a result. Many people who come to therapy don’t initially identify as having experienced trauma. They know something difficult happened, but they’re not sure if it “counts.” They just know that something feels […]

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