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Work and Passion From a Therapists Perspective: The Double-Sided Nature of Therapy

"We are able to hold space for anxiety and the worry that invades our client’s inner world. We offer a plan of action. A human face and connection to accompany the tools and resources."

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Growing Pains

"Without acknowledging the pains of our past and present, we will all be blind to the flourishing we have made in those hard times."

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Anxiety or Excitement? Symptoms of Adrenaline Rushes and How to Control Them

"We never think to use coping mechanisms when something brings us excitement, but the body can’t truly distinguish between the two emotions - all it has to rely on is the adrenaline pumping through our system."

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Therapists, Influencers, or Both?

"In a world where spam posting on social media is becoming the norm, should we accept therapists stepping into the influencer role?"

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Incorporating Self Care into your Busy Schedule with Affordable Therapy

"For many of us, self-care sounds like a privilege rather than a right to keep ourselves healthy."

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Uncle Iroh’s Lessons on Looking Inward

“I believe people can change their lives if they want to. I believe in second chances.”

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Why Does Therapy For College Students Matter?

"This is easy, be happy and enjoy the best years of your life," they say.

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Finding Affordable Therapy and The Right Therapist in NYC

It can be daunting going to Google and typing in "affordable therapy in New York City" and hundreds of options coming up, but none of them being what you're looking for or in your price range.

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Vulnerability, a Gift and a Curse: What virtual therapy can teach us

"Vulnerability is showing up in rain or shine; in the face of uncertain outcomes whether its failure, tribulations, or success."

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Back to School Season is Here... How Are You Feeling?

"Besides going to Target and searching through the picked-apart bins of overpriced school supplies, what can you do to properly prepare yourself for this season?"

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Feeling numb? What a dissection of a popular song says.

“Do you ever get a little bit tired of life, like you’re not really happy but you don’t want to die?”

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"Can I speak with Sasha alone, please?"

Sometimes we need someone—a therapist—to act as a mirror to help us find out who we are and how to become who we want to be.

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God and Mental Health

When spirituality has its limits and leads to important discoveries about mindfulness and self

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My Breakup Letter to University Mental Health Services

Excerpt: I’m writing this because I want to say bye to you – thank you, for letting me know that there *must* be something better out there.

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PSA: Your Love Life is not for Trauma Bonding

In the world of psychology, trauma bonding is when two people share and connect over their painful past experiences. Now, don’t get me wrong, bonding over shared experiences is the bread and butter of relationships.

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My Therapist Didn’t Know What Main Character Energy Was and It Was A Slay

POV: Your therapist isn't caught up on main character energy, Gen Z tiktok trends, or memes. Tldr; it's not as apocalyptic as it seems.

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Decoding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT):The Buzzword Explained

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a transformative approach that helps us understand the connection between our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, empowering us to challenge negative thinking patterns and improve our mental well-being.

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LGBTQ+ Mental Health & Why it’s a Priority

As Pride month starts to wrap up, it’s crucial to start having more conversations around the mental health of the LGBTQIA+ community. It can be difficult for the LGBTQIA+ community to trust a safe space and take care of themselves.

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