This time of year, as we go through the seasons of Fall into Winter, provides us with so many opportunities for joy and family time as well as a focus on giving and receiving. Typically, this is a time of year that we find peace in seeing so much...
Posted by Bernice Simmons, LPC, CCTP
We live in an unpredictable world. As Christians, we are not immune to feelings of anxiety from facing a health crisis such as the Coronavirus outbreak or other life-changing events as the death of a spouse or other loved one, workplace complications,...
Posted by Elizabeth Galanti, MBA, MA, LMHC
When we lose someone or something we tend to experience significant pain and suffering. As a therapist, I encounter people dealing with grief and loss on many levels. Whether that loss is related to the death of a loved one, our health due...
Posted by Mary Lou Konsin, RN, LPC, CT
As we begin this New Year, we need to hold on to HOPE, which is both a theological virtue and a psychological reality. This hope of ours draws God's promised future here into the present, to affect our lives today....
Posted by Barry Levy, LCSW-C, CCDC, LMFT, BCN
Facebook has this nifty feature in which you can view what happened in the past on that very day. Often I've forgotten what happened 6 or 7 years ago, sometimes even a year ago. Sometimes I laugh, but on one particular day of the summer, my memories...
Posted by Jane McGill, LPC
Earlier this summer I had entered the lobby of my small office building and noticed the plant in the far corner was almost dead. I could tell from looking at the poor guy that it had not been watered for several weeks based on the hard, dry soil, the...
Posted by Jane McGill, LPC
