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What is the \”Sober Curious\” Movement?

Sarah* was a picture of success. She had a thriving career, a loving relationship with her spouse, and two kids who adored her. By all outward appearances, Sarah had it all together. But when she sat down with her therapist, she admitted she felt “off.” She couldn’t quite put her finger on it—she wasn’t unhappy,…

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What is the \”Sober Curious\” Movement?

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Intergenerational Trauma: Our Apprach

Trauma doesn’t live in isolation; it moves through families like an invisible thread, tying one generation’s pain to the next. At The Pursuit Counseling, we believe in uncovering these patterns and helping families heal together. Intergenerational trauma is the psychological impact of trauma passed from one generation to the next, often leaving emotional and relational…

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Adam Glendye LPC: Top Content Picks of 2024

As I, Adam Glendye LPC CPCS, reflected on the podcasts, books, and music that influenced me most in 2024, a recurring theme emerged: the value of learning from diverse perspectives. Whether it’s stepping outside your area of expertise or diving deeper into familiar fields, purposeful learning is a catalyst for innovation and growth. I am…

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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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Affair Discovery: A Guide for Couples

The discovery of an affair is one of the most challenging moments in a relationship. At The Pursuit Counseling, we recognize the emotional turmoil, uncertainty, and vulnerability this situation brings. Our goal is to provide you with the tools, support, and guidance needed to navigate this painful time with clarity and purpose. If you find…

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Finding Moments of Gratitude During Holiday Stress

Clark Griswald is the epitome of holiday ambition. In the classic movie Christmas Vacation, he decides to cover his entire house in twinkling Christmas lights. But what’s his real motivation? As his family pours in for the holidays—bringing chaos, unsolicited advice, and the occasional insult—Clark retreats to the front yard, ladder in hand, determined to…

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Plot Twist Holidays: How to Survive the Season When Life Isn’t Picture-Perfect

Plot twist: The holidays don’t have to be picture-perfect. If life’s messy this season, this survival guide has your back. Think boundaries, tiny joys, and letting all the feels sit at the table—because real holidays are messy, meaningful, and totally yours.

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Year-End Reflection for Business Owners

As the year draws to a close, we might be tempted to skip reflection and focus on next year\’s growth. However, it’s a powerful time for business owners to reflect on the past twelve months. By taking the time to evaluate key areas of your business and personal leadership, you can gain valuable insights that…

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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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