Straight from the Mouths of Therapists

Gratitude not just for Thanksgiving
By Cindy Hodgson It’s almost time for turkey, pumpkin pie, and, in some families, going around the table to share what each person has been

Are pastors sufficiently equipped to provide couples counseling?
While many pastors receive some training in counseling as part of their theological education, it’s unlikely that they would have received the same level of

What are boundaries and why do they matter?
Not everyone understands what we therapy-types mean when we speak about healthy boundary setting. Maybe you understand this to mean, it’s inappropriate for your mother-in-law

What are Adlerian lifestyle Assessments and why do we behave and think the way we do?
Adler was an early psychologist who focused much of his work to understanding children and their social and behavioral development. He believed that much of

Follow your Heart straight to destruction
Follow your heart…Straight into destruction: Why The “Follow Your Heart” Mentality can be not only damaging, but dangerous. Time for an unpopular opinion: “Follow your

7 Tips to Navigate Stressful Family Dynamics During the Holidays
The holiday season is a time of celebration, gratitude, and spending quality time with loved ones, but it is also for many a season of