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Are You Always the One Trying? Recognizing Unbalanced Effort in Relationships

Every healthy relationship takes work. Whether it’s romantic, platonic, or professional, meaningful connections thrive on mutual care, communication, and shared responsibility. But what happens when that effort starts feeling decidedly one-sided? When you’re always the one texting first, planning dates, (more…)

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Surviving Conversion Therapy: Healing from Harmful ‘Treatments’

Conversion therapy is the discredited practice of attempting to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity. It has left deep psychological scars on countless individuals. Despite being condemned by every major medical and mental health organization, these harmful “treatments” continue (more…)

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The Difference Between Non-Directive and Directive Play Therapy

Play therapy has long been recognized as a powerful therapeutic approach. It can help children process emotions, work through challenges, and develop healthier coping mechanisms.

Within this field, two primary approaches have emerged: non-directive and directive play therapy. While both (more…)

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Why Couples Sometimes Spend Holidays Apart (And Why It’s Okay)

The holiday season often comes wrapped in expectations, sparkling lights, cozy gatherings, and picture-perfect family moments. Movies and social media show us that couples should spend every holiday side by side, creating traditions together and radiating in each other’s happiness. (more…)

Posted in: Couples Counseling, Holiday Posts, Ready Post, Relationships

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