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Women’s History Month: Honoring Women on a Healing Journey
March is Women’s History Month! It's a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of women everywhere. We also want to honor the women quietly doing the courageous work of healing. Choosing to prioritize your mental health is powerful. Whether you’re beginning therapy, continuing your journey, or struggling silently, you are not alone. Historically, women’s mental health has often been misunderstood or dismissed. In the 19th century, women were often misdia

Landry Pebler, MA, LPC
Mar 152 min read


How to Strengthen Connection in Relationships
February is here which means Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching. Many couples will be planning dates and doing things to express their love for their partner. However, Valentine’s Day is just one day out of the year. How can you maintain a strong emotional connection all year round? A few ways to stay connected can include: Communicating and understanding your partner Building on your friendship Showing you are thinking about your partner Communication and understanding y

Mike Dean, LMFT
Feb 13 min read


Honoring Boundaries This Holiday Season!
The holidays often bring connection, celebration, and warmth but they can also cause stress, trigger negative memories, and emotional overwhelm. For many people healing from their trauma, this season can feel like it is full of tension and potential triggers. That’s why December is the perfect time to focus on boundaries with our loved ones. Boundaries are the limits that can help us stay grounded, safe, and true to ourselves. What Boundaries Really Are In navigating trauma,

Marisa Edmonston, MA, T-LAC
Dec 22, 20252 min read


Finding Solid Ground Through Exercising Gratitude and Thankfulness!
Expressing gratitude is one way to help us ground in the present and can be incorporated into daily life all year long.

Marisa Edmonston, MA, T-LAC
Nov 24, 20253 min read
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