Why Therapists Use Analogies and Mantras in Their Work

Therapists often rely on analogies, mantras, and mnemonic devices to help clients grasp and remember complex mental health concepts. These tools serve as mental \”zip files,\” condensing larger ideas into digestible and actionable takeaways. For instance, a mantra like \”slow down\” can remind someone experiencing anxiety to address their racing thoughts and actions without overanalyzing…

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Boundaries: House Analogy for Healthy Living

When it comes to boundaries in relationships, it can be helpful to visualize your life as a house. Every house has some distinct areas: the front porch, the living room, and the kitchen. Each space represents a different level of intimacy and connection with the people in your life. By imagining your relationships in terms…

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Holiday Stress for Families in Film and Television

The holiday season can bring unique challenges for families working in the film and television industry. With the ebb and flow of a gig-based industry, planning for a consistent income during this time can be overwhelming. Our office is in the Trilith Studios community and we have spent a lot of time working to help…

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Helping Others

by Adam Glendye In human connection, a phenomenon often occurs – the willingness to extend a helping hand far surpasses the ability to ask for one. Unraveling this tendency reveals an interplay of vulnerability, societal expectations, and the courage it takes to admit, \”I need help.\” Today, let\’s explore why people find it easier to…

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