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The Science Behind EMDR: How Bilateral Stimulation Helps the Brain Heal
EMDR therapy may look unusual at first glance. After all, moving your eyes back and forth while recalling painful memories doesn’t seem...
Christina
7 hours ago


Parenting Kids with ADHD: How the Whole Family Can Help
Parenting a child with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be both rewarding and challenging. Children with ADHD often...
Christina
4 days ago


Individual Therapy vs. Couples Therapy: Which One Do You Need?
Relationships are complex. Whether you're struggling with communication, dealing with a major life transition, or feeling disconnected...
Christina
7 days ago


Understanding Emetophobia: When the Fear of Vomiting Takes Over
Most people dislike the thought of getting sick, but for some, the fear of vomiting becomes so overwhelming that it interferes with daily...
Christina
Sep 29


Does EMDR Really Work? What the Research Says
One of the most common questions clients have before starting EMDR is: “Does this work?” It’s a fair question, especially since EMDR...
Christina
Sep 24


When Anxiety Freezes Your Choices: Understanding Decision-Making Paralysis
For many people, anxiety doesn’t always show up as panic attacks or constant worry. Sometimes, it sneaks in more subtly—through the...
Christina
Sep 22


Why Play Is the Language of Healing in Child Therapy
When adults go to therapy, they usually sit down, talk about their feelings, and work through challenges with words. Children, however,...
Christina
Sep 17


Trichotillomania: The Urge to Pull Hair
Many people absentmindedly twirl or tug their hair when stressed, but for those with trichotillomania , hair-pulling becomes a...
Christina
Sep 15


Shame in Addiction Recovery and Why Self-Compassion Matters
When people think about substance abuse therapy, they often picture detox programs, relapse prevention strategies, or support groups....
Christina
Sep 10


What to Expect in Your First EMDR Session
Starting a new type of therapy can feel intimidating, especially when it involves something as unique as EMDR. If you’re considering this...
Christina
Sep 8


Couples Therapy for Life Transitions: Growing Together Through Change
Every relationship is shaped by change. From the excitement of moving in together to the challenges of raising children, changing...
Christina
Sep 4


Family Therapy: Healing Relationships, Strengthening Connections
Every family has challenges. Whether it’s frequent arguments, struggles with parenting, or the impact of a major life transition, family...
Christina
Sep 2


Understanding OCD: More Than Just “Being Neat”
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is often misunderstood. Many people casually say, “I’m so OCD” when referring to liking things tidy...
Christina
Aug 28


How EMDR Differs from Talk Therapy
When most people think of therapy, they picture sitting across from a counselor, talking about feelings, and gaining insight into past...
Christina
Aug 26


What Is EMDR Therapy? A Beginner’s Guide
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy has become one of the most talked-about approaches in mental health. While...
Christina
Aug 21


Therapy for Perfectionist Teens: Coping with Unrealistic Expectations
In today’s fast-paced, achievement-driven culture, many teens feel intense pressure to succeed in school, sports, extracurricular...
Christina
Aug 16


15 Journaling Prompts to Support Depression Therapy
If you’re navigating depression, you’re not alone. You also don’t have to rely solely on therapy sessions to support your healing. One...
Christina
Aug 6


Trauma and Safety: How Healing Begins from the Inside Out
When we think of healing from trauma, we often imagine talking through painful memories or gaining insight into how our past shapes our...
Christina
Jul 30


How Anxiety Manifests Differently in Women 🧠
Anxiety is not one-size-fits-all. Particularly for women, it often looks, feels, and functions quite differently than it does for men....
Christina
Jul 23


Therapy for Partners Who Struggle with Vulnerability
In Denver’s supportive and vibrant community, many couples come to therapy facing a common challenge: struggling to be emotionally...
Christina
Jul 18
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