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Beyond the Years: What Really Makes a Great Therapist? When people search for a psychotherapist, one of the first things they usually look at is how many years the therapist has been practicing. It feels like logical as more years must mean more skill, and therefore better results. Experience can certainly be valuable, but research in psychotherapy tells a more complex—and often surprising—story.

Adverse Childhood Experiences or ACEs are events in childhood that feel overwhelming, unsafe, or emotionally distressing and can affect mental health into adulthood. A trauma informed approach helps understand behaviors and emotional responses as adaptive reactions to early adversity. This perspective emphasizes compassion and curiosity. It supports individuals in building emotional regulation. It helps strengthen a sense of safety. It can improve relationships. It encourages developing healthier coping strategies. Learning about ACEs provides context for therapy and fosters understanding, healing, and resilience.

Juggling Classes, Practices, and Friendships? Here’s How to Stay Grounded—On and Off the Field Balancing school, sports, and a social life can feel like playing three games at once—with no timeouts. If you’re a student-athlete trying to keep your grades up, perform your best, and still have a life, these tools can help you stay grounded and in control.

Does Online Therapy Actually Work? Debunking Common Myths & Misconceptions about Online Therapy The short answer is YES, online therapy is effective. However, there are some common myths and misconceptions about online therapy. Lets discuss those why they are not true. Myth #1: Online Therapy Is Not As Effective As Office-Based Therapy Fact: Online therapy is […]
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Managing Back to School Anxiety It is hard to believe that summer is almost over and September is right around the corner. With this comes many mixed emotions for all of us: excitement, sadness, happiness, fear but most of all anxiety. The start of a new school year can trigger anxiety in children and teenagers, […]
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