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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Why Ohio LPCs should be Employees

There's a great chance that you are ready to start splitting some of your clients with someone else. Or maybe you are ready to start growing your practice in general. As it pertains to bringing on other therapists, there are a lot of questions about what route you should take to bring new therapists to your practice.

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Accessing Self Through IFS

As humans, we’re complex creatures full of contradictory desires, fears, and conflicting emotions. We are constantly engaged in an internal push-pull battle to reconcile those contradictions—that struggle often leaves us feeling exhausted or disappointed.

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Treating Complex Trauma With EMDR

While we tend to think of trauma as an emotional or mental struggle, the reality is that it lives in our bodies also. It’s in our blood and our brains. Whenever we experience a traumatic event, our bodies produce a rush of hormones that are meant to help us survive a dangerous situation.

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