Nightly Rituals of Connection
Bedtime Ritual: Developing a ritual before going to sleep each night can generate a sense of consistent connection with a relationship.
Intro To Couple’s Relational Counseling
/in Adults, Couples, Families, Relationships | Self-CARE, Video Intervention /by MarketingIntroduction video to why someone might be seeking out couples / relational counseling. In addition, provides resources for the individual to pursue on their own.
Creative Engagement: Couples
/in Couples, Families, Relationships | Self-CARE, Video Intervention /by MarketingThe Four S’s Of Resiliency
/in Adults, Couples, Depression | Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Grief | Loss, Relationships | Self-CARE, Substance Use | Addiction, Teens, Trauma, Video Intervention /by MarketingCreating a plan on how to adapt can help one feel more capable to embrace and bounce back from changes and/or challenges. When recognizing how one has navigated these in the past, a greater sense of ability may arise.
Grounding With The Senses
/in Adults, Children, Couples, Depression | Anxiety, Families, Grief | Loss, Relationships | Self-CARE, Teens, Trauma, Video Intervention /by MarketingAmidst the day-to-day rhythm of life, it is common for people to feel like they are living from the shoulders up, being tuned into thoughts and worries more than the body.
Love Maps
/in Adults, Couples, Relationships | Self-CARE, Video Intervention /by MarketingOver the course of a month, year, less or more, one’s love map can evolve. Stressful events can especially change our view of self and the world, changing our map.
Understanding Healthy Boundaries
/in Adults, Depression | Anxiety, Relationships | Self-CARE, Trauma, Video Intervention /by MarketingA Meditation for Setting Boundaries
/in Adults, Anger Management, Couples, Depression | Anxiety, Divorce, Domestic Abuse, Eating Disorders, Grief | Loss, LGBTQIA+, Relationships | Self-CARE, Substance Use | Addiction, Teens, Trauma, Video Intervention /by MarketingHoliday Stress Meditation
/in ADD, Adults, Anger Management, Couples, Depression | Anxiety, Divorce, Eating Disorders, Grief | Loss, LGBTQIA+, Relationships | Self-CARE, Substance Use | Addiction, Teens, Trauma, Video Intervention /by MarketingMindfulness Exercise to Prepare for Difficult Conversations
/in ADD, Adults, Anger Management, Couples, Depression | Anxiety, Divorce, Eating Disorders, Grief | Loss, LGBTQIA+, Relationships | Self-CARE, Substance Use | Addiction, Teens, Trauma, Video Intervention /by MarketingTo put it simply, boundaries are a way to understand how we relate to ourselves and other people. Individuals can have boundaries that range from rigid, to healthy, to porous, and oftentimes someone’s boundaries can be different depending on the context. For example, someone with healthy boundaries around their time may have rigid emotional boundaries. MyTherapistAid.com offers a comprehensive overview of the characteristics of each boundary type.
