Finding Comfort After a Trauma

In the aftermath of a horrific event, such as an unexpected death, our hearts go out to those who have been directly impacted by the trauma. When a tragedy strikes close to home, it leaves not only physical scars but emotional ones that can take years to process. The pain and confusion felt by witnesses,…

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Benefits of EMDR Therapy

The Benefits of EMDR Therapy for Trauma Counseling Trauma can have a profound impact on a person’s mental and emotional well-being, often leading to long-term struggles with anxiety, depression, and other psychological issues. There are many benefits to using EMDR as a part of your trauma counseling. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy has…

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Realizing You\’re Alone: Results of Choices

Realizing you\’re alone can be one of the most jarring and painful experiences, especially when it happens gradually, without warning. You might start to notice the silence in your life—the absence of phone calls, the empty weekends, and the dwindling social invites. As you reflect, the reality sinks in: those you once called friends are…

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Realizing You\’re Alone: Results of Choices

Realizing you\’re alone can be one of the most jarring and painful experiences, especially when it happens gradually, without warning. You might start to notice the silence in your life—the absence of phone calls, the empty weekends, and the dwindling social invites. As you reflect, the reality sinks in: those you once called friends are…

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Navigating College Life

Starting college is one of the most significant transitions in a young adult’s life. It’s a time filled with excitement, new experiences, and the thrill of independence. But with this newfound freedom comes a set of challenges that many students may not be fully prepared for. From managing their own schedules and keeping up with…

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Isolation in Addiction

Addiction is often depicted as a battle against substances, but beneath the surface, it is a battle against something far more insidious—loneliness and isolation. As addiction takes hold, it draws individuals into a world where the only relationship that matters is with the substance. Friends, family, and loved ones become distant memories, and a once…

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Alcohol Addiction Needs to be Looked at Through Trauma

Addiction to alcohol is often perceived as a problem in and of itself—a habit that needs breaking, a dependency that requires management. However, for many individuals, alcohol addiction is not the root issue but a symptom of deeper, unresolved trauma. Trauma therapy aims to uncover and address these underlying causes, a process that requires time,…

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Separation Anxiety for Parents: College

Realizing that your child is no longer living under your roof and is starting their journey into adulthood can be both a proud and challenging moment. For many parents, sending a child off to college is accompanied by a wave of emotions, including pride, excitement, and a deep sense of loss. Today we will discuss…

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The Opposite of Addiction is Connection

Addiction is often misunderstood as merely a dependence on substances. However, at its core, addiction is a complex disease that encompasses more than just physical cravings or the compulsion to use. One of the most profound aspects of addiction is its tendency to isolate individuals, severing their connections with others and, ultimately, with themselves. This…

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