What Makes Therapy Such a Unique Place for Teenagers?

Most people look at me like I’m crazy when I tell them how much I enjoy working with adolescents. I work with teenagers because I truly and deeply love being their therapist and walking alongside them in one of life’s most unique stages.

Is EMDR Hypnosis?

I’ve been using EMDR with clients for over a decade and these are the most common myths I’ve encountered.

Covert vs. Overt Narcissism

Gray dreary view of a path in the woods

Most people who begin the journey of learning about Narcissism will encounter literature, videos, and podcasts that specifically discuss symptoms and behaviors that pertain to the overt narcissist.

Creating Boundaries in Your Relationships

Boundaries is a topic that comes up many times in my work with clients. Here is the most simple definition: boundaries are things that you are okay with and not okay with.

Tell a Little Story: The positive impact that storytelling can have on your child

We’ve all been there as moms. Your child trips and falls and is crying inconsolably. You hold and comfort him and help clean up the wound. Maybe you even offer a little kiss on the boo-boo to make it feel all better. But the rest of the day your little sunshine doesn’t seem so happy. Here’s a little technique that might just make things a little easier next time. It’s an incredibly powerful tool to use with your children: storytelling.

Time to Set Everything Aside and Play with your Kids!

Most people can’t argue with the fact that life is busy. You have a million things to think about and do, only some of which are your career, home life, errands, taking care of responsibilities for the children and trying to get in a little time for yourself and significant other. Its a never-ending cycle and completely exhausting most days. But somehow in the midst of all our “doing” we forget about just “being”, especially with our children.

Talking to Your Kids about Death

Many parents simply do not know how to approach the topic and end up having a belief that children are not capable of handling the concept of death. Its a topic that is glossed over, denied, avoided and often times the responsibility falls to others such as teachers or religious leaders. But whether your child has personally or not personally experienced a death of a loved one, it is a topic that must be discussed.