What is the Risk?

Have you ever wanted to do something so much that you were willing to risk it all? Have you been willing to ask the person on a date at the chance of rejection? Were you ever up for a promotion but were afraid to take it because you might not be good enough for the…

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Morning Routine for ADHD

If you have ADHD, establishing and maintaining a morning routine can feel like an uphill battle. We hear from our ADHD clients that getting their morning routine down is one of the most challenging tasks… and this happens before their day even gets started. I have trouble waking up in the mornings Did you know…

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Summer Schedules: Parenting and Date Night

If you are a parent, there is nothing more complex than navigating your family work schedules and the kids\’ summer schedules. I\’ve heard someone refer to the summer as their personal Olympic Decathlon of managing their work calendars, their kids schedules, and trying to find a moment to relax for themselves. For those who are…

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College Student: Is My Teen Ready?

Is my teen ready to be a college student? In our area of Georgia, the desire for students to get into amazing colleges is something that is at the top of parent\’s minds. Parents choosing \”the right school zone\” to get their kids registered in a great elementary, middle, and high school district and zone…

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My Neck Hurts. Do I Need a New Office Chair?

Do I need a new office chair to help the pain in my neck? I\’m working really hard to meet the deadline on a project that will be very helpful to my business. The outcome of working a few extra hours a week is going to pay off when I finish this project. Every few…

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Why Does My Stomach Hurt in the Morning?

Recently we have been discussing the connection between our gut and our brain. Today we want to discuss a common question from our clients: Why does my stomach hurt in the morning? Do you avoid eating in the morning because your stomach might get upset? If so, you are not alone. Anxiety Might be One…

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Trauma Counseling for Recovery: AEDP

Trauma profoundly affects millions of people each year, shaping mental health in complex ways. This is where Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) steps in. Developed by Dr. Diana Fosha in the late 1990s, AEDP is a relatively new psychotherapeutic approach designed to foster recovery from trauma by transforming emotional suffering into a journey of self-discovery…

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Gut Health and Counseling

In recent years, the connection between mental health and physical well-being has become increasingly apparent and is becoming socially acceptable to discuss at home and with our doctors. One area where this relationship is particularly evident is in gut health. The gut-brain axis, a bidirectional communication system between the gut and the brain, plays a…

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Mind-Gut Connection: Stress and Anxiety

ave you ever thought about how closely our mental health and digestive system are connected? For those struggling with stress, anxiety, or other mental health issues, this connection can show up as physical symptoms that complicate overall wellness.

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