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There are legal standards for who is considered an adult. However, things are a lot more complex than that. Some teens can feel and act more mature than plenty of adults. Other people in their 20s or beyond may feel (more…)
Tags: childhood, sample, teenagers, teens
Posted in: Children's Issues, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →Do you find yourself spending hours “doom scrolling” each day? Maybe you reach for your phone as soon as you wake up in the morning, and you start your day with an avalanche of negative headlines. Perhaps you tend to (more…)
Tags: anxiety, anxiety triggers, sample, social media
Posted in: Anxiety, Ready Post
Leave a Comment (0) →As a parent, you might not immediately think of your child’s life as stressful. But, kids and teens have more on their plates than most people realize. Adolescents have to deal with things like figuring out who they are and (more…)
Tags: adolescents, parenting, sample, teens
Posted in: Parenting, Ready Post, Teens, Therapy for Young Adults
Leave a Comment (0) →Every child will face obstacles in their life. No matter how much you’re there for them, these obstacles aren’t a reflection of you or your parenting style. Your child may struggle in school, have to navigate peer pressure, deal with (more…)
Tags: children, children's issues, parenting, sample
Posted in: Children's Issues, Parenting, Ready Post
Leave a Comment (0) →As a parent, being able to “let go” and allowing your teen to branch off on their own is exciting. After all, it’s what you’ve been working toward since they were little — getting them ready to head out into the (more…)
Posted in: Parenting, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →It goes without saying that the presence of any kind of mental illness will impact the entire family. Interactions between family members are normally fraught with emotions. When bipolar disorder is present, the stakes get higher. Complex mood changes will (more…)
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Posted in: Depression-Bipolar, Ready Post
Leave a Comment (0) →Intimacy forms the cornerstone of deep, meaningful relationships, yet it’s often enveloped in fear. This fear of intimacy can make you feel exposed and vulnerable, triggering a reflex to construct emotional barriers. Why does this happen? It’s because letting someone (more…)
The hallmark of EMDR therapy is bilateral stimulation (BLS), most commonly through guided eye movements, but also via alternating auditory tones or tactile tapping. During an EMDR session, the client focuses on a specific traumatic memory (including its associated image, (more…)
Posted in: EMDR, Hypnosis, Ready Post, Trauma
Leave a Comment (0) →When you encounter a child having trouble with emotional regulation, it’s easy to make rapid judgments about the situation. In reality, that child could be trying to cope with something called reactive attachment disorder (RAD). You see, far too many (more…)
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Posted in: Children's Issues, Ready Post
Leave a Comment (0) →No matter the circumstances, grief is always painful. After losing someone you love, you might feel like you’re spiraling. You question how you can ever move on, and you miss your loved one so deeply that it’s hard to think (more…)