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Virtual Happy Hour via Zoom, Google Hangouts, or any other online meetup space is too enticing for an extrovert to pass up...

Virtual Happy Hours: An Extrovert’s Happy Place or Worst Nightmare?

Myque Harris, LPC - April 3, 2020

Caregivers are an essential component of caring for people dealing with diseases, physical struggles, etc. With COVID-19, healthcare workers need our help.

3 Ways to Show Support for Caregivers Through COVID-19

Setting boundaries in relationships, with your parents, or with a close friend, can often feel scary and sometimes paralyzing.

What Happens When We Don’t Set Healthy Boundaries in Our Relationships?

Gaslighting is manipulative behavior used by someone attempting to undermine another person’s reality. Let's discuss gaslighting in romantic relationships.

5 Warning Signs of Gaslighting in Romantic Relationships

Since my grandmother's passing, I have learned a few things from losing a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease that I felt important to share.

No Real Goodbye: What I Learned from Losing a Loved One with Alzheimer’s

What does it mean to be compatible? Regardless of definition, the truth about compatibility is that you continue to develop throughout your relationship.

What Does It Mean to Be Compatible: The Truth About Compatibility

Maria Brady, L.M.F.T - October 16, 2018 1

How does substance abuse and addiction sabotage healthy, stable relationships? Today’s topic: why you need to stop enabling an addict.

Enabling an Addict Only Makes Things Worse

Jonathan Hetterly, LCMHC - October 8, 2018 0

Cancer affects every individual in unique ways. Family and caregivers are critical for support and comfort. Supporting your loved ones with cancer...

Supporting Your Loved Ones with Their Cancer Diagnosis

Emma Kate Wright, Ph.D. - September 10, 2018 0

5 ways to cultivate a positive and healthy relationship with your child: properly communicate, be responsible, problem solve, enjoy downtime, be respectful.

How to Cultivate a Positive and Healthy Relationship with Your Child

Bea Moise, M.S. - August 17, 2018 0

Codependency is one of the most common consequences that befall relationships where someone is struggling with addiction. Codependent characteristics are...

Help, I’m Addicted to My Addict

Jonathan Hetterly, LCMHC - August 3, 2018 0

Wherever you go, there's a chance you could meet a deaf person who uses sign language. Here are 10 basic sign language signs you should know!

10 Basic Sign Language Signs You Should Know

Barrie Morganstein, Ph.D. - July 23, 2018 0

There are many reasons to date your spouse. A date night gives you a break from parenting. Taking the time to unwind and relax with your spouse...

Reasons to Date Your Spouse

Bea Moise, M.S. - July 19, 2018 0

Is there a normal experience of grief? In short, no. Grief is experienced uniquely by each person. Grief and grieving captures a wide range of responses.

Is There a Normal Experience of Grief?

Elise Howell, LPCA - July 5, 2018 0

It took me months to figure out how to find day-to-day sanity in the dorm room. So, in order to save you the aggravation and mental exhaustion, I’ve compiled some tips here for you. Here's how to escape your roommate, even if you like them!

How to Escape Your Roommate: Even If You Like Them

Psych Bytes Interns - June 1, 2018 0

Saying goodbye to a pet is not an easy decision to make. The saying goes that a dog is a man's best friend and without a doubt, I believe this now more than I ever had in the past. When it came time to put down my beloved canine companion I was unaware of how hard this decision would be...

Saying Goodbye Is Ruff: How Losing a Dog Impacts the Family

Bea Moise, M.S. - April 19, 2018 0

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