by Lindsay Sanner | Oct 28, 2020 | Anxiety, Couples, Depression, Mental Health, Play Therapy, Quarantine, Therapist
Co-parenting Successfully in 2020 Parenting isn’t always easy. Kids are complicated, and they don’t come with a manual. No matter how well prepared anyone is for parenting, there will be situations where they’re out of their depth. That’s especially true in 2020, with...
by Lindsay Sanner | Oct 9, 2020 | Anxiety, Depression, Grounding, Mental Health, Therapist
Talking to Children about SuicideTelling a child that they’ve lost someone they care about is never, ever an easy task. It gets even more complicated and difficult when that loss is due to suicide How do you begin to explain that to your child? Especially in a society...
by Lindsay Sanner | Sep 28, 2020 | Anxiety, Depression, Grounding, Mental Health, Quarantine, Therapist
How to Talk to Your Therapist When You’re Not Getting What You Want Out of Therapy Therapy can be a transformative experience, but it doesn’t go smoothly all the time. The therapeutic relationship is like every other relationship between people in that there will be...
by Brice Sanner | Sep 10, 2020 | Anxiety, Couples, Depression, Grounding, Mental Health, Quarantine, Social Media
Making Friends as An Adult (In a Pandemic-and Other Times) As summer comes to a close, it can feel like the start of a new year. Even as adults, that back-to-school feeling still seems to linger every September. Unfortunately, unlike for kids and teens starting new...
by Lindsay Sanner | Aug 22, 2020 | Anxiety, Couples, Depression, Grounding, Mental Health, Quarantine, Social Media
The Importance of Setting Boundaries What does the word “boundaries” make you think of? Do you think of boundaries you’ve set? Does it remind you of times when people have crossed your boundaries? Does the word make you feel tense and uncomfortable, or safe and...
by Sidney Claire Lampon | Aug 14, 2020 | Addiction, Anxiety, Depression, Mental Health
The Science of Addiction For many years it was thought that people with addictions simply had a failure of willpower or were somehow morally bankrupt. Unfortunately the stigma of addiction still makes this the case among many people. But with more scientific research...
