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Is Couples Counseling Right For You?
January is right around the corner, and it’s known as a month when a lot of people file for divorce. They may spend the holidays reflecting on their relationship and realize it’s no longer fulfilling. When that happens, the New Year often seems like a
Managing Your Mental Health During the Holidays
The holidays are generally considered to be a time of joy and happiness. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for everyone. According to the American Psychological Association, 41% of U.S. adults report increased stress between November and January, and 43% say that stress interferes with their
Are Politics Ruining Your Relationship?
It’s November, and politics have once again taken center stage in our lives. Unfortunately, that can lead to some frustrating, maybe even contentious, conversations. Perhaps the only thing you need to do to escape the mayhem is avoid Uncle Frank at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
How to Cope with Election Anxiety
Perhaps more than in the past, election campaigns in the U.S. seem to go on forever. Not long after someone is elected to office, the entire cycle starts up again. For many Americans, the process is exhausting. It can also result in high levels of
How to Cope with an Unwanted Divorce
Rejection can be devastating, especially when you’re totally unprepared for it. That’s exactly what happens when your spouse blindsides you with news of a betrayal and/or the need to separate. No matter how many years you’ve been married, it’s likely that you’ll experience intense feelings
Taming Your Fears
From witches and vampires to skulls and horror films, Halloween has always been associated with a number of scary symbols that elicit fear. Today, as we enter the season of ghosts and goblins, it seems like a good time to talk about fear, including how
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