BlogHigh-Functioning Autism: Identifying the Daily ChallengesThe term “high-functioning Autism” describes people who have an Autism diagnosis, but who are still able to do many of…December 30, 2019Read More
BlogWhen Your Interests Don’t Align—How to Connect with Your PartnerYou partner loves to go fishing on a Saturday morning, while you’d prefer to sleep in, read a book, or…December 26, 2019Read More
BlogHow to Identify Student Stress and Addiction as Linked IssuesIt’s well known that there is a relationship between chronic stress and addiction. For instance, people with high-stress jobs might…December 23, 2019Read More
BlogWhat Are the Causes and Symptoms of Complex Trauma?When searching for the causes and symptoms of complex trauma, you can’t focus on the present. Rather, the origins of complex…December 19, 2019Read More
BlogCan Depression Cause a Loss of Cognitive Function? – What Research SaysThere’s a lot that’s been written about what to do when you have depression. Many self-help articles talk about how…December 16, 2019Read More
BlogSubstance Misuse: 3 Steps to Finding and Dealing with the Deeper ReasonsMany factors that can influence substance misuse. Often, there is still a perception that the misuse of substances is strictly…December 12, 2019Read More
BlogWhen Counseling Fails to Address Relationship Problems—What’s Wrong?Counseling can’t solve every problem. That sounds defeatist and the opposite of what you may have heard about therapy. However, the…December 9, 2019Read More
Blog5 Ways to Maintain Healthy Boundaries While Supporting a Depressed PartnerLife isn’t easy when your partner has depression. Of course, you want to support them through this difficult time in…December 5, 2019Read More
BlogSurvivor Guilt After a Large-Scale Tragedy: Relating to the ExperienceYou’d think that after a large-scale tragedy, such as a bombing or shooting, the survivors would be relieved to still…December 2, 2019Read More
BlogWhere the “Us” Ends and “I” Starts – 4 Tips for Getting Space in Your RelationshipSome people consider a “healthy” relationship to be one in which both partners seem to be joined at the hip…November 28, 2019Read More