Tag Archives: counseling

How Do You Help a Loved One Get Into Counseling?

Depression | September 10, 2011

The advice is almost always the same: if you are suffering from depression, seek professional help from a counselor or therapist.  Over 15 million adults suffer from a major depressive disorder, and millions more suffer from bipolar disorders, psychotic disorders, … Continue reading →

Finding a Therapist Online

Marriage, Therapy | July 18, 2011

Finding a therapist, psychotherapist or marriage counselor can be a  trying endeavor for many, but the results are well worth the effort.  In order to find a therapist, one must put the necessary work into making the right choices for … Continue reading →

The High and Lows of The Very Sensitive Person, or the “Artistic Temperament”

Depression | April 20, 2011

Have you known someone (maybe you) who seems to be more affected by life’s ups and downs than most people? A film about genocide can leave them absolutely shaken, or a beautiful piece of art can give them an exaltation … Continue reading →

How to identify the sources of stress

Life Guides | March 1, 2011

Managing your stress begins with identifying the sources of stress in your life. Easier said that done, right? Finding out the real sources of your stress isn’t always easy. It is simple to overlook your own stress inducing thoughts, feelings … Continue reading →

Psychodynamic Therapy & Couples Counseling

Therapy | September 20, 2010

As the oldest of the modern therapies, psychodynamic therapy is based in a highly developed and multifaceted theory of human development and interaction. Psychodynamic therapy is an insight oriented approach that focuses on unconscious emotions that manifest in behavior. The psychodynamic approach … Continue reading →