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The Top 7 Benefits of Group Therapy

When you picture therapy, what do you imagine? Is it you lying on a couch talking to a therapist about your relationship with your parents? A common assumption about therapy is that there’s only one way to do it, but there isn’t one single way to approach therapy. There are different modalities that therapists use, […]

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How to Deal With A Grief Anniversary

How to Deal With A Grief Anniversary

Now that we’re coming up on a year in pandemic life, you might be feeling a sense of grief that you can’t quite explain. You might notice yourself reacting more to the fact that we’ve been separated from our normal lives. You might be missing folks you’ve lost over this time, or feel like you’ve […]

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How to Practice Self-Care during Divorce

Divorce is consistently ranked one of the most stressful experiences a person can have. Not only is ending a relationship complicated emotionally, but it can also be a logistical nightmare. Divorce often leads to one or both partners moving somewhere new, disentangling finances, and working out custody arrangements if there are kids in the mix. […]

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32 Journal Prompts for Grieving and Loss

What are your preferred ways to process your feelings? The emotions we feel aren’t always easy to understand, so sometimes we need to spend some time coming to terms with what we’re feeling. This is especially true for intense emotions, like when we’re grieving. Some people like to use physical movement, like dancing, running, or […]

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Coping with Holiday Grief

2020 has been a hard, unpredictable year. Most of us, I’m sure, are happy to see it wrapping up! While there is still a lot of uncertainty regarding how 2021 will fare, there is something cathartic about imaging 2020 in our rearview mirror. But before we get there, we still have the last hurdle… making […]

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13 Journal Prompts to Practice Gratitude

As October starts to wrap up, and the winter holiday season begins, many of us will have notions of gratitude or thankfulness on our mind.  Especially with Thanksgiving just a small ways away, it seems reflection on what we have in life is only natural this time of year.  Of course, this year, all of […]

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