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3 Goal Setting Insights to Keep You on Track

Mary Faxon, MA, LPC, NICC on November 30, 2021

3 Goal Setting Insights to Keep You on Track

Forbes magazine (2021, January) reports that millennials are pioneering more career and personal growth goals than any generation.

Anxiety, Depression & What You Need to Know About Doomscrolling

Josh Spurlock, MA, LPC, CST, NICC on November 30, 2021

Anxiety Depression

As we are emerging from the intensity of the events from 2020, we are continuing to discover its many after effects on our mental health. One of these effects that has gained attention is called doomscrolling.

How to Revitalize Connection in a “Roommate” Marriage

Danielle Schaefer Danielle Schaefer, M.MFT, NICC on November 30, 2021

Marriage

You look over at your spouse and you realize the spark is gone in your marriage. A thought occurs to you: “It feels like we are roommates.” This may feel like a surprising revelation or it may feel like something you have known for a long time.

Grief: It’s Never the Same

Emily Hurst Emily Hurst, MS, LPC, NICC on November 30, 2021

Grief

How does one even being to explain grief? It can often feel so deep and so large that no words seem to accurately depict the process or the experience of grief.

Five Strategies for Maintaining Intimacy & Connection

Sarah Cowan Sarah Cowan, MS, LPC, NICC on November 30, 2021

Going the Distance: Five Strategies for Maintaining Intimacy & Connection in Your Relationship by Sarah Cowan

Take a moment to remember what it was like to be young and in love. Love is exhilarating! And building an intimate bond with the person who you plan to be your life partner is very fulfilling as you grow and dream of your future together.

Responding to a Traumatic Event: Fight, Flight, & Freeze

Emily Hurst Emily Hurst, MS, LPC, NICC on November 30, 2021

Fight, Flight, and Freeze: How We Respond to a Traumatic Event by Emily Hurst

Most everyone has heard of the concept of fight or flight. You might have even heard some people say “I’m a fighter” or “I flee.” You can probably recall a time your fight or flight response kicked in.

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