What is one thing that people have struggled with for centuries? What causes the most conflict in people's relationships today? I propose it is a misfire of communication. I recently became a first-time mother of two beautiful cats....
Posted by Sabrina (Veronica) Hanson, LPC
Sometimes you may feel stressed because you are not achieving things that are important to you or your focus seems to take you in the wrong direction. Daily stress and underlying tension can result from a lifestyle that doesn’t align with your...
Posted by Elizabeth Galanti, MBA, MA, LMHC
As men, God calls us to be leaders, protectors and providers in our families. This is our mission, and this is how we need to think as fathers in raising our boys into mature, responsible and virtuous young men....
When I was younger, I had a timeshare with friends at the beach for nine years. Our weekends were filled with long, lazy days on the beach where stress was as foreign as "Pasta e Fagioli". The late afternoons were spent on the deck with frozen...
Posted by Karen Rumore, MSW, LSW
I'm often asked this question by both Catholics and non-Catholics. To put it simply, the use of the term, “Catholic therapist,” encompasses the scientific and spiritual approach that guides the work I do in helping people overcome their emotional...
Posted by Joseph Pribyl, MA, LMFT
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that commonly occurs during the winter and the seasonal symptoms of low energy and moodiness can take its toll....
Posted by Elizabeth Galanti, MBA, MA, LMHC
Do you ever wonder where a lot of the pain we experience comes from? In our relationships, in our country, in our world? There seems to be no shortage of it. As a therapist, I get a front row seat to the daily pain in people’s lives.Pain is an age-old...
Posted by Daniel Lawson, LMHC, CASAC
We are missing out on the true joy that Christ has in store for our lives....
Posted by Janice Carbon, LCSW
