by Deborah Kelly, LCSW | May 13, 2024 | alone, anger, anxiety, denial, grief, individual counseling, loneliness, mourning, sadness, self-care, stress
Are you grieving? That tells me you have loved. Grieving shows us that love has been a part of our lives. You may be feeling lost and wondering “what now?” or “where do I go from here?” These questions are normal to have and wrestle with after the loss of a loved one....
by Kim Koehler, LCPC | Dec 3, 2021 | anxiety, holiday stress, stress
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Yearrrrrrrrr. Wait, already?! And is it?! For some of us, those words may make us feel warmth and excitement. For others, they can sound condescending and so incredibly off-putting. All of us bring dynamic memories and feelings to...
by Kim Koehler, LCPC | Feb 6, 2021 | anxiety, confidence, positive thinking, stress, Therapy
“I don’t belong here.” “I am not worthy of this opportunity.”“My thoughts on this are stupid.”“I am an impostor.” These are some of the common trains of thought that come from someone experiencing Impostor Syndrome. What is impostor syndrome? Impostor Syndrome is a...
by Gretchen Lewis, LCPC | Apr 15, 2020 | stress
When we experience stress or internal pressure it becomes even more vital that we take time to emotionally soothe ourselves. We all are aware that stress makes it difficult to maintain a work life balance. During stressful times, we may lose motivation to prioritize...
by Justin Tobin | Dec 7, 2018 | anxiety, panic, psychotherapy, stress, worry
By Lindsey Rogers, LCPC In 1988, Bobby McFerrin’s song “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” topped the charts, urging everyone to let go of whatever was troubling them and focus on the positive. The charming tune may be a helpful mantra for some, but for people struggling with...
