Can Depression and Anxiety be Cured?
Originally posted in August, 2021 If you’ve had depression, anxiety, or even both, chances are you’ve wondered “Can depression and anxiety be cured?” Wouldn’t it be a relief to have the symptoms gone? The psychological and medical communities believe these common disorders unfortunately can’t be “cured.” However, your symptoms of depression and anxiety can be […]
How Does Scent Affect Emotions?
Guest blog by Sheri Leasure, LCSW Have you ever considered the power of your nose? Your sense of smell works like a specialized chemical detector in your nose. When you breathe in, tiny particles from the air (which come from food, flowers, smoke, or anything that has a scent) enter your nose. But how […]
How to Support Your Adult Child with Anxiety and Depression
Guest blog by Jordan Spinazzola LSW, ACSW Dealing with anyone in your life who has a mental illness can be challenging. It is even more challenging when it is your child. It is hard to see your child hurt. That doesn’t really change, even after they have grown to adulthood. So when you have an […]
Building Connection and Bonding in Your Relationship
guest blog by Samantha McGovern, LCPC, CRSS What is Bonding in a Relationship? Bonding is the process of developing a close interpersonal relationship between you and other people, whether the relationship is romantic, familial, or platonic. Bonding is more than just liking someone or enjoying their company. It is building a strong connection based on […]
How Childhood Trauma Could Be Mistaken for ADHD
Originally published July, 2021 During the pandemic, were you one of the many people home all day with your children and begin to notice behavior issues that you hadn’t seen before? Did you begin to think that your child possibly might have ADHD (Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder) symptoms? You probably didn’t think about how […]