When Setting Boundaries Goes Wrong: What to Do When Boundaries Don’t Work
We are living in the age of the boundary. We are told to “set a boundary,” “protect your peace,” “know…
We are living in the age of the boundary. We are told to “set a boundary,” “protect your peace,” “know…
Life transitions can be some of the most challenging times in our lives. Whether a change is chosen or imposed…
The Importance of Social Interaction for Mental Health in Older Adults Social connection is often treated as a quality-of-life issue,…
Trauma is not only a psychological experience; it is also something the body remembers. Many people who have experienced trauma…
We often use the words pressure, stress, and responsibility interchangeably, but they’re not the same thing. Understanding the differences can…
As a therapist, I hear about sleep struggles all the time. Many of my clients come into sessions feeling exhausted,…
Grief is one of the most universal yet uniquely personal experiences we go through. Whether it’s the loss of a…
When we think of grief, we usually imagine it happening after a loss, after a loved one dies or something…
Written by Jacquelyn De Longe It seems like we’re never done growing up—and it’s true! Middle adulthood is a pivotal…
If you’ve ever felt like you and your partner are caught in a frustrating cycle—where one of you wants closeness…