What is Internalized Capitalism?

How Do I Know if It’s Impacting Me and How Can I Combat It? As society continues to reflect upon aspects of itself that are unhealthy, unproductive, and shared experiences, new terminology continues to be created. Recently, a new term has been created to name the feeling that no matter how hard we work or…

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What Can I Learn from Reading and Observing Body Language?

What Can I Learn from Reading and Observing Body Language

By: Bridgette W. Gottwald, LPC, NCC If you are out with friends, or at the office, the body language of the people around you holds a wealth of information and can speak volumes. In fact, body language constitutes for “more than 60% of what we communicate, so learning to read the nonverbal cues people send…

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What Are Simple Ways to Improve My Sleep?

Jessica Pontis, LCSW  I can think of few things better than a great night’s sleep.  I know that when I have a good night’s sleep I feel ready for just about anything the next day.  Sleeping is just as important to our health as a good diet, community, and exercise, but many of us struggle…

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We Got This!

By Eve Brownstone, LCPC  During a family BBQ recently… I want to pause for a moment and say how grateful I am to be able to attend a BBQ with my family.  A year without hugging loved ones is hard. Zoom helped but Arghhhh not the same.  I mentioned to my cousin at the family…

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4 Tips to Support Your Partner Through a Career Change

Dating After Mending

Steven Losardo, MFT  Your partner has just approached you on the subject of a career change. They may have been thinking about it for some time now. Before you react, put yourself in their shoes, and realize that this new career path could be the best thing for them now. If your finances are interconnected,…

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Therapy Lingo: What Does Termination Mean?

Therapy Lingo

By: Bridgette W. Gottwald There are plenty of terms that could be considered “therapy lingo” that the average person is not familiar with – termination might be one of them. Termination is known as successfully ending the relationship between therapist and client. Yes, we want you to work us out of the job. Don’t worry…

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Therapist Collaboration: When is It A Good Idea & How is It Useful?

Therapist Collaboration

Matthew Cuddeback LCSW There is a complex area that often arises requiring therapists to carefully consider how to proceed while advocating for our clients, respecting their wishes, and protecting their therapeutic experience, that is professional collaboration. Whether it is collaborating with another therapist you may be meeting with, a former provider, or collaborating with a…

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Venturing Out: How Do I Adjust to Post-COVID Life?

Venturing Out

Over a year ago, we were all hunkered down amidst quarantine, hoping and dreaming for the day that things start to feel normal again. We deeply missed and longed for all of the experiences in life that we find valuable – an amazing meal at a restaurant, travel, walking into a grocery store without a…

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The Stages of Grief During a Breakup

Megan Mulroy, LPC            Breaking up with a partner is never easy. Whether you were the person who ended it or not, the pain is still real and can often times be overwhelming and devastating. One of the hardest things about ending a relationship is that all of your hopes, dreams, and plans you built…

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