The term “emotional abuse” can describe many different kinds of behavior. In the therapeutic setting, the story of abuse varies...

Do you ever catch yourself exploding in anger at someone and wonder “where did that come from?” Is anger causing...

When we hear the word “affair,” the general ideas of infidelity come to mind – people engaged in extramarital sex...

Anxiety is prolific across the United States. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America has stated that Generalized Anxiety Disorder...

References Milan and Kay Yerkovich’s book, “How We Love.” This article examines one of the personality imprints discussed in Milan...

Depression comes in all shapes and sizes and can manifest differently in each person. Most people with depression don’t seek...

Referenced from Milan and Kay Yerkovich’s book “How We Love” Our emotions allow us to feel human. With them, we...

The ways that people deal with a loss are as varied as the people experiencing it. Although researchers and psychologists...

Sexual boredom inevitably plagues most marriages at some point—but that doesn’t mean you’re doomed to a monotonous sex life. Married...

The beauty of counseling is that often the topics and exercises discussed extend beyond the walls of the counselor’s office....

At some point in our lives, we have probably experienced a very frightening situation. For some of us, our heart-rate...

Have you seen children hide behind their parents when they meet new people? Do you wonder why they get uncomfortable...