Isabelle Norconk, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate Weight is most commonly understood as mass that exerts a downward pressure, a visible, physical, measurable, tangible thing. What happens when weight becomes…
Michelle Sideroff, LPC, Clinical Director For many, the first time we experience dating is during our teen years. The trendy romcoms or Disney stories become a standard that drives beliefs…
Erin Peters, Executive Director On my desk sits a single penny, preserved in a tiny frame. In an era where some call for the end of the penny, you might…
Lu Lu, LPC, CCTP-II In the study of how social justice shows up in counseling spaces—not only in theory, but in daily interactions, systems, and the lived experiences of the…
Kestley Sasaki, Professional Counselor Associate Heading into a new year often comes with a wide range of emotions and expectations. Many of us may feel excitement at the possibility of…
Thomás Grubb, LPC We all experience grief in our lifetimes. Most people primarily understand grief in terms of loss due to death. But we can also grieve other losses, the…
by Lu Lu, LPC What happens when the person who holds everyone else together starts falling apart quietly? This is a question I often carry with me when sitting across…
Living with ADHD is not a barrier to a fulfilling relationship - it's a call for deeper understanding and intentional communication.
Self-compassion can help downregulate our stress responses and help us build inner strength.
When we have a hard time setting limits, the body will find a way.
