by Chris Lewis, EdS, LPC Parenting is seldom without challenge, change, and reward. Differences and difficulties in parenting styles can destabilize… Read More
People have bonded with animals for thousands of years. One of the oldest pieces of evidence of this was discovered… Read More
Are you thinking, “That sounds absurd! How can caring for someone else possibly be toxic?” If so, then please read… Read More
Since knowing of the tragic and traumatic theatre shootings in Aurora, Colorado, I have heard more than one person say… Read More
In the first few moments of the morning of July 20, 2012, our collective hearts were broken by the tragic… Read More
In decoding stress management, it becomes important to begin with an understanding of stress itself. According to the Mayo Clinic,… Read More
By Lisa Ransford, MA, LPC, CACII As we approach the holidays, the economic crisis takes on a new meaning for many… Read More
By Lorraine Lipson, LPC Children are frequently the wounded bystanders of divorce. No matter how much we love and care for… Read More
By Karen Lenzi, MA If the photographs and television reports of the devastation and human suffering caused by Katrina are disturbing… Read More
By Karen Lenzi, MA Mindfulness, bare attention, being in the present moment. These meditation concepts seem to be cropping up more… Read More
With the kids back in school, and summer fun and lack of structure just a memory, the fall season can… Read More
By Cindy Duckworth, MA, LPC I have recently become more interested in the brain’s functioning powers and how people can learn… Read More