Steps to Recovery: Perspectives in the ...
The notion of recovery goes back to roughly 1830, at which time John Perceval, son of an English prime minister,...
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Articles about Women’s Issues
The notion of recovery goes back to roughly 1830, at which time John Perceval, son of an English prime minister,...
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For anyone who has never been to therapy but is thinking about taking that step, I want to give a...
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Do you ever feel lonely, sad, out of control, or that something is just “off”? Have you lost or gained...
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During my time as a counselor, I have seen innumerable different situations and stages of chemical dependency and drug use....
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I really want to challenge how you perceive the idea of personal development, as well as your notions about improvement....
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In my line of work, I often work with children, teens, and adults who have been sexually assaulted. Upon my...
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Stereotypical depictions of abandonment issues in women have appeared on the big screen for ages. Movies like Fatal Attraction, Single...
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There are still people today who believe depression is just a state of mind. To them, it’s just another way...
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Symptoms of anxiety are normal. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (2017), 6.8 million Americans struggle with anxiety...
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Has there ever been a time in your life when you’ve said to yourself, “I can’t take this anxiety or...
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Grief is a normal emotional response to loss. Every person experiences a manifestation of grief at some point in their...
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The day seemed like any other day. I was doing my internship at a hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. It was...
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