As a clinician, I have always enjoyed working with both individuals and families. So often, we think of treating one or the other, but are we really? As much as we grow and differentiate as individuals, we are continuously impacted by our upbringing and current familial relationships. Avoidance of difficult conversations is all too common. […]
10 Things Your Therapist Hopes You Learned During a COVID Centered Year (Part 2)
This month marks the one year anniversary of “let’s all stay home for two weeks help to flatten curve.” I certainly don’t say that to minimize the importance of doing so but I doubt many people predicted the 12 months that followed. It’s been an interesting ride (similar to being stuck on a malfunctioning roller […]
10 Things Your Therapist Hopes You Learned During a COVID Centered Year (Part 1)
The past year has been filled with lots of ups and downs and certainly quite a few twists and turns. Most people can reflect back to more than one conversation about how we would be transitioning to a virtual work environment “for just a couple of weeks, to help flatten the curve.” Well, here we […]
Use Your Words: A COVID Love Story
It’s that time of year again; Valentine’s Day is this weekend. This may yield a “hooray!” for some, and a “ugh not again” for others, but one thing is certain: it will look different this year thanks to the pandemic. Whether you’re in a romantic relationship or not, COVID has changed the way we connect […]
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