Games are a fun and meaningful way to connect with your family. And they’re a great tool for reinforcing skills that children often work on in therapy! As a therapist, I work with clients of all ages, and one of my favorite ways to support skill-building that carries...
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Sitting With Feelings in the Body
Sometimes feelings don’t just sit in our head — they show up in our body. Tight chest, tense shoulders, heavy stomach, buzzing under your skin… emotions live there, quietly (or loudly), asking for our attention. When we’re overwhelmed, our first instinct is often to...
Being A Good Friend in Hard Seasons
Lately, I’ve been reflecting a lot on friendship—specifically what it means to show up for those we care about when we’re struggling ourselves. When we’re carrying grief, heartbreak, or simply navigating a heavy season of life, it can feel nearly impossible to be...
5 Reasons Why Therapy Works
Therapy can be hard to start and even more challenging when you don’t know where to begin. Maybe you have heard others talk about how amazing therapy is and are more interested in the process. Or maybe you’re more hesitant about jumping all in and need more...