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Building a Connection with Your Teen
Regulate your emotions and then engage in co-regulation with your teen from a place of curiosity and compassion.
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Regulate your emotions and then engage in co-regulation with your teen from a place of curiosity and compassion.
When fighting fair, it is important to deal with hurt, pain and frustration in that moment. Try not to bring up anything from the past.
Many people come to art therapy because they feel stuck in their healing process and journey. Maybe talk therapy didn’t work well for them. They feel like they have talked and reasoned, explained, and told their experiences and yet – they are not finding relief.
The most common image people have of this disorder is a fear of germs, but that is only one type.
Parents, guardians, teachers and counselors all play a role in identifying when a child may need extra support.
The elements of yoga and mindfulness help us to reconnect our mind and body.
Therapy offers families a supportive way to develop or maintain functional relationships.
Every organization is unique in its current state of mental health. Some companies have nothing in place, while others have tried a few different things.
ADHD is commonly associated with children, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be diagnosed as an adult.
As the stress of life and living in the world continues to build, you may have wondered if it’s worth it to continue. Trauma, tragedy and grief can become so overwhelming that your brain brain does not know how to make sense of it. Sometimes even day-to-day living can just seem like too much. It may seem like suicide is the only way to end the pain. If you have lost a loved one to suicide, the pain you have felt as a result shows that suicide does not bring relief from pain – in fact it adds to the pain and suffering in the world. Suicide is painful no matter what. Would the world be better without me? For anyone considering whether the world would be better off without them, the answer is simply no, it would not be. There is a path to take out of the darkness. Often, it is masked by the confusion brought on by stress, depression, and other mental distress. This path acknowledges that a life characterized by pain and suffering may not seem to be worth living. BUT, instead of ending your life, you choose to live, while reducing or eliminating the sources of pain and suffering. This may seem obvious, but it is not obvious to someone who is considering suicide. And if it is not obvious to you right now — that is ok, that’s why we’re here. Reach out for help. People DO care. If you are one of the many considering suicide right at this very moment, please just take a second to consider reaching out for help. You may not be seeing the full picture as a result of your state of mind. Your mind is only showing you part of the picture right now – the painful one. Not everything is your fault, and there is a path forward that brings some relief. But it is not only relief that you deserve. You also deserve joy, happiness, excitement, and love — and they can be found on this path as well. The potential to experience positive emotions is still in you and can be activated, as soon as you make the choice to continue living. Suicide is never painless. Not only in terms of the inevitable physical pain involved in the act, regardless of methods, but also as a result of the profound grief experienced by those who loved you and have to keep living without you for years to come. Life may not feel worth living right now, and if not, then I know you are in pain. I know that pain is real. It’s hard to see through the fog, but it gets better. You may not be seeing the full range of possibilities through the fog. In fact, you may be reading this right now and finding a way to disagree with everything written. Nevertheless, I am writing this to encourage you to reach out for help and remind you that your life matters,