Journaling-What is it? Is There a Right Way?
When you hear the word "journaling," what do you think? Is it writing down the events of your day? Describing your feelings about that stressful experience you had? Dumping all [Read More]
When you hear the word "journaling," what do you think? Is it writing down the events of your day? Describing your feelings about that stressful experience you had? Dumping all [Read More]
Anxiety is a natural occurrence in life that most often shows up in transitions. Transitions involve change and the unknown, which activate body systems that are designed to ensure your [Read More]
To be human is to know loss at some point. This is an experience we share with all of humanity, yet grief is as varied and unique as each individual. [Read More]
Love is in the air! Or so it seems mid-February with pink and red knick knacks overflowing on store shelves. We are met with sweet story arcs of romantic comedies [Read More]
It is a wonderful thing if your every day includes expressions of love and gratitude for your partner! For many of you Valentine's Day is an invitation to show a [Read More]
You and your partner are thinking of beginning couples counseling in St. Pete. You've spent time searching for a therapist that you both feel would be a good fit to [Read More]
I was thinking the other day that relationships can be a lot like cars. They can take you to new and unexpected places, to places you need to go, and [Read More]
If you or someone close to you has ever experienced depression, then you likely know the sadness, irritability, sense of helplessness, lack of motivation or interest in usual activities that [Read More]
When confronted with stressful situations day in and day out, your mind, body, and emotions tend to show it. I think it is a common experience to compartmentalize these parts. [Read More]
The other day I was on my way to the beach. The bag of essentials packed, beach chairs loaded, and sunscreen on. Plopping on the sand - it felt colder [Read More]