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Parenting in the Age of AI: from Screen Time Boundaries to Ethical Boundaries New Client Request Parenting in the Age of AI: from Screen Time Boundaries to Ethical Boundaries New Client Request In this digital era, we may often feel like we are in the middle of a tech takeover. With AI (Artificial Intelligence) becoming […]

Taming the Tantrum: A Guide to Understanding and Responding to Your Toddler’s Meltdowns New Client Request By Nicole Baker, PhD, LSSP, PLP Taming the Tantrum: A Guide to Understanding and Responding to Your Toddler’s Meltdowns New Client Request By Nicole Baker, PhD, LSSP, PLP Welcome to the wild world of toddler tantrums! If you’re a

Choosing Gratefulness New Client Request By Melanie Ayres, LPC, LPA Choosing Gratefulness New Client Request By Melanie Ayres, LPC, LPA Holidays can sometimes make gratefulness difficult. The holidays are a time of love and excitement, family and friends, happiness and joy. There are so many fun and festive things to do, and memories to be

Anxiety: Understanding and Overcoming It New Client Request By Kimberly Craigen, MEd, LPC, NCC Anxiety: Understanding and Overcoming It New Client Request By Kimberly Craigen, MEd, LPC, NCC Anxiety is by far the most common and consistent mental health problem that I see in my mental health counseling practice. Anxiety does not discriminate, and it

Understanding Anger New Client Request By Steve Kramlick, MEd, LPC Understanding Anger New Client Request By Steve Kramlick, MEd, LPC What is anger? Anger is defined as “a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.” I think that we can agree that no matter how it is defined, we are all familiar with that feeling.

Communication 101 New Client Request By Marion Marold Vickerman, LMFT-S Communication 101 New Client Request By Marion Marold Vickerman, LMFT-S I have been a practicing Licensed Marriage and Family therapist for over 20 years. When working with couples, the most common thing I hear in the first session is “we want to work on having

There is No “Right” Time for Self-Care New Client Request By Kierra Bridgewater, LPC There is No “Right” Time for Self-Care New Client Request By Kierra Bridgewater, LPC Picture this: I’m at Lamar University, and one of my professors has tasked my classmates and me with implementing self-care as our homework assignment. I remember my

Unforgettable Lessons from Vacation New Client Request By Regina Tate, MEd, LPC-S, LCDC Unforgettable Lessons from Vacation New Client Request By Regina Tate, MEd, LPC-S, LCDC Sometimes, personal growth happens when you least expect it. While on vacation, most of us are excited about adventures; we are not always looking for travel to teach us