The 8 Phases of EMDR Therapy

Are you feeling weighed down, anxious, or burdened by things you can’t let go of? Do you find yourself easily triggered by the people around you or wish you had healthier relationships in your life?  If you’ve heard of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy, you might be curious about how it works and whether…

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Pursuit of Change: Embracing Life Transitions

Change is an inescapable part of our human experience, woven into the fabric of life. Whether we welcome it or dread it, change inevitably propels us forward on the pursuit of growth, self-discovery, and emotional well-being. As we navigate life\’s transitions—be they major life events or subtle shifts in daily routines—our ability to adapt becomes…

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Overcome the Fear of Change

Change is an inevitable part of life, but for many people, the thought of change triggers deep fear and anxiety. Whether it\’s a major life transition like moving to a new city, starting a new job, or even smaller shifts like altering a daily routine, the fear of the unknown can feel paralyzing. As a…

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Visiting Sabino Recovery in Tucson, AZ

Recently, I had the privilege of visiting Sabino Recovery Center in Tucson, Arizona, accompanied by our exceptional residential placement specialist, Crista Anderson LPC. Our trip included touring the beautiful city, exploring its natural landscapes through trail runs and hikes, and, most importantly, spending time at the Sabino Recovery Center to understand the clinical care they…

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Supporting Your Teen: School Shooting Threats- Parents

With the rise of school shooting threats across the country and recent crisis events in the state of Georgia, parents are understandably concerned about their teen’s safety and emotional well-being. Navigating these difficult situations can be challenging for both parents and teens, especially when trying to strike a balance between maintaining open communication and avoiding…

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Self-Assess for Post-Traumatic Stress

Trauma is a life-altering experience that leaves deep emotional and psychological imprints. While some people may process and move through trauma without lingering effects, others may develop post-traumatic stress (PTS), a condition that can disrupt daily life, relationships, and overall well-being. Understanding whether you’re experiencing post-traumatic stress is the first step toward healing, but recognizing…

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What We Do at The Pursuit

What do we do at The Pursuit Counseling? We are more than just a mental health practice—we are a partner in your journey toward growth, healing, and fulfillment. Founded by Adam R Glendye, LPC, CPCS, The Pursuit Counseling was born out of a deep passion for helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with courage and resilience….

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Mental Health Benefits of College Football

College football isn’t just a sport; it’s a cultural phenomenon that brings people together in ways that few other activities can. For many fans, the excitement of game day, the camaraderie among fellow fanatics, and the emotional highs and lows of the season are more than just entertainment—they’re essential components of mental and emotional well-being….

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Be Brave Enough to Fail

Failure. It’s a word that often evokes fear, discomfort, and a deep-seated sense of inadequacy. Yet, our Founder Adam R Glendye, LPC, CPCS, reminds us with his powerful words, \”Be brave enough to fail,\” that failure is not the end—it’s the beginning of your Pursuit. In a world that prizes success and shuns mistakes, being…

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Physical Health and Mental Health are Connected

When you visit your doctor, you might be seeking help for a physical issue—a persistent cough, a nagging pain, or perhaps a routine check-up. However, these visits are also crucial opportunities to discuss your mental health. Did you know that your physical health and mental health are connected? The connection between mental health and physical…

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