by Grace Judd, LAMFT | Mar 1, 2025 | EMDR, EMDR Therapy, Emotions, Grief, Self-Injury
Odds are at some point in your life you have heard of the concept of “self-harm.” This concept may bring up a variety of thoughts, emotions, images, connections, and responses for people. For some, it may be difficult to understand and hard to empathize with. For...
by Brandy Stith, MA, LAC | Feb 1, 2025 | Self-Love, EMDR, EMDR Therapy, Relationships
In a world where we often prioritize the needs and wants of others, it can be easy to overlook the most crucial relationship we have: the one with ourselves. When we are in love, there is nothing we won’t do for that special someone—within reason, I suppose. We might...
by Andi White, M.Ed., MSC, LPC, CCTP | Jan 1, 2025 | EMDR Therapy, EMDR, Emotions, Holidays, Mental Health, New Year, Resolution, Therapist
Ah, New Year’s resolutions—the annual tradition of self-improvement. Every January, millions of us enthusiastically pledge to become better versions of ourselves: to eat kale without grimacing, hit the gym as if we’re training for the Olympics, or Marie Kondo our...
by Grace Judd, LAMFT | Nov 1, 2024 | EMDR, Eating, EMDR Therapy, Emotions, Hunger
As a kid, I always anticipated the holiday season with excitement for many different reasons. The class parties, family gatherings, catchy holiday tunes. But one reason that stood out supremely was all the delicious seasonal treats. If you’ve ever tried my mom’s chewy...
by Holly Nelson, LPC | Sep 1, 2024 | Uncategorized, EMDR, EMDR Therapy, Rape, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, Sexual Violence, Therapist
Content warning: This page contains information about sexual violence and may be triggering if you have recently experienced sexual assault of any kind. If you have stumbled across this page, I commend you for your bravery in searching for answers and support. You...
by Julie McAllister, MA, LPC, NCC | Aug 1, 2024 | EMDR, EMDR Therapy, Healing, Mental Health, Process
Attending therapy can be very beneficial, offering a safe space to explore feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. However, the time spent in therapy is limited. To truly progress in improving your mental health, you’ll need to take an active approach outside of sessions....
