What are Gottman's Four Horsemen?

Research shows four distinct patterns of unhealthy communication can predict the end of a romantic relationship. Being able to identify “the Four Horsemen of the Relationship Apocalypse” in your own communication is the first step towards replacing these patterns with healthier communication skills.

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How do I find the right therapist for me?

If you're on the hunt for a therapist, you may be feeling stuck or unsure of where to start. Chances are if you’re searching for support, you’re already stressed, overwhelmed, or struggling in some area of your life and this process can sometimes feel like one more hurdle to healing. We get it. We’re here to guide you through the process. Here are five steps to finding a right fit therapist…

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Why is PTSD Overlooked?

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a complex and debilitating mental health condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. However, it often goes unnoticed or misdiagnosed. But how does something that is both so common and serious get overlooked so often?

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Are You Depressed, or Burned Out?

Like many other mental health conditions, depression and burnout can manifest with overlapping symptoms, which is why it’s important to connect with a licensed mental health professional to help you clarify whether your low emotional state is due to depression or burnout - and whether you’re dealing with a mental health condition, or occupational hazard that could lead to one.

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Making Peace with Parenting “Mistakes”

We all know that parenting is a journey filled with ups and downs. It's natural to make mistakes along the way, but what's important is how we handle them. By embracing self-compassion, healing your own trauma, and learning from missteps, you can create a nurturing environment for yourself and your children. Let's explore some strategies that will help you find solace and grow as a parent.

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Erin Pritchard
Coping Without an Apology

Dealing with the aftermath of abuse is already an incredibly difficult and emotional journey. However, it becomes even more challenging when the abuser refuses to take responsibility for their actions and acknowledge the harm they’ve done- truly adding insult to injury. It’s important to know that you can heal and move forward, even without someone else’s acknowledgement or apology regarding their behavior towards you.

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