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Signs Your Child Might Have an Anxiety Disorder

If your child has an anxiety disorder, you would know right? Unfortunately, the signs of anxiety are not always so clear. - Read More

Posted in Children, Mental Health on Mar 21, 2016

Emotions Without A Name or That You Didn't Know Existed

An emotion is any sensation that we as human beings have assigned a name to. By naming emotions we have chosen how they should be reacted to when they occur. - Read More

Posted in Mental Health on Mar 15, 2016

Relationship Counseling Tips: How to Stop Fighting About Money

Financial conflict is one of the most pressing matters facing married couples. These disagreements tend to last longer than others and tend to evolve into harsher outcomes and resulting negative feelings more often than other fights. - Read More

Posted in Marriage on Mar 11, 2016

Is Your Teenager Depressed?

Understandably, as a parent you want to protect your child from harm. This natural inclination to guard them from all the dangers of the world starts as soon as they are born, and it does not disappear as your child age. - Read More

Posted in Mental Health on Mar 09, 2016

Psychotherapy Can Help Stress-Shoppers Face Their Anxieties

While shopping has been shown to act as a stress reliever, it is not always the best way to handle what is bugging you. More commonly it is a way to avoid the cause of anxiety altogether. - Read More

Posted in Counseling, Mental Health on Feb 25, 2016

Making Fantasy Marriages Real with Marriage Counseling

Like fantasy football, there is a strong strategy in playing fantasy marriage. - Read More

Posted in Marriage on Feb 24, 2016

15 Marriage Enrichment Websites

Marriage counseling does not stop when a couple leaves the office. If it did no progress would ever be accomplished. - Read More

Posted in Marriage on Feb 23, 2016

Revitalize Your Marriage with a Romantic Getaway

Romantic trip resources to help revitalize your marriage. - Read More

Posted in Marriage on Feb 16, 2016

Autism Myths Debunked

According to the CDC, 1 in 68 children in the United States have autism. While there has been an improvement in the definition of autism spectral disorder (ASD) and better efforts in diagnosis, there are still many myths that still prevail in confusing those diagnosed and their families. Here are some myths that you might have heard about autism and hopefully they can be put to rest. - Read More

Posted in Children, Counseling on Feb 10, 2016

41 Excellent Marriage Counseling Resources

A list of marriage counseling resources to help marriages going through any type of struggle during their time out of sessions. - Read More

Posted in Marriage on Feb 08, 2016

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