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Articles about Women’s Issues

Taryn Pemberton

Feb

2023

Finding Yourself: Beating Negative Body Image

Taryn Pemberton

Individual Counseling Men's Issues Personal Development Women’s Issues

When you possess a negative body image, you become a prisoner of your own mind. How you perceive yourself determines how you behave and interact with others. If you feel confident in your body and appearance, you are more likely to take on new opportunities and meet new people. But you can learn how to beat back against negative body image and become more self-confident in the process. How to beat a negative body image. We often tie body image with self-worth and confidence. When we do not feel good about how our bodies look, our self-worth and confidence dive. You may no longer see yourself as attractive or worthy...

Nathan Bauder

Sep

2022

What is Trauma? Types and Causes

Nathan Bauder

Individual Counseling Men's Issues Trauma Women’s Issues

Trauma is a word I hear a lot in my professional and personal life. I hear it being used to explain horrific experiences, being used as a buzzword, or being an explainer for ER staff. To find the underlying cause of the term I am using information gathered and collected by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to help clarify the word and the story within it. I hope you find this helpful. The term “trauma” can mean different things, depending on the context. Semantically, it refers to an experience or event; nevertheless, people use the term interchangeably to refer to either a traumatic experience or event, the...