High-expressed emotion
The DSM-5 defines expressed emotion as a qualitative measure of the “amount” of emotion.
The DSM-5 defines expressed emotion as a qualitative measure of the “amount” of emotion.
Psychodynamic-therapy is a great talk-therapy option for those who can be self-reflective to explore topics such as their “ideal self”
Setting healthy boundaries is an important life skill yet knowing HOW to set healthy boundaries can be difficult, especially at first.
Sometimes clients are hesitant to work with a newer therapist. They may not see credentials after a name and may dismiss the possibility of seeing a particular therapist.
Support for Friends, Family, and Concerned Individuals who are Impacted by Other’s Drinking and Drug Use
World Gratitude Day gives us a wonderful opportunity to pause, reflect, and consider the positive things in our life.
There are different paths to recovery.
Taking the first steps and finding a recovery path that works for you is the goal.
Living as an addict can feel lonely, and this does not need to define you. In fact, the term “addict” can be offensive, especially when you are struggling with substance use or relapse.
The notion of suicide awareness and prevention with kiddos and teens can be a daunting one, and as such, a vital one to be discussed.