Depression has a way of distorting everything. It changes how people see themselves, how they interpret other people’s actions, and how they imagine the…
Most people who start therapy have a pretty clear idea of what’s bothering them. They’re anxious. They can’t sleep. Their relationships keep falling apart…
Most people shopping for a therapist focus on the method. They want to know if someone does CBT, DBT, EMDR, or some other acronym they read about online….
Most people have some idea of what therapy looks like. Unfortunately, that idea is usually wrong. It comes from movies, TV shows, or offhand comments from…
Most people who walk into a therapist’s office want relief. That’s completely understandable. When anxiety keeps someone up at night or sadness makes it…
Most people don’t show up to therapy because their relationship is “a little off.” They come because they’re exhausted. They’ve had the same argument for…
Most people who struggle with low self-esteem have tried the usual advice. They’ve stood in front of mirrors repeating affirmations. They’ve read the books…
Most people walk into therapy expecting to talk about their problems and walk out with solutions. That’s a reasonable assumption, but it misses something…