Intense Relationship? Consider a Relationship Intensive
In the current economy, young people are struggling to live independently and often must continue living with parents, roommates, or...
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Using Insurance for Mental Health Care
So you've decided that you're in need of psychotherapy. Whether you are seeking this care for yourself individually, or whether you are...
New Years Resolution: Fill the Spiritual Void
The concept of spirituality can take on many different definitions, most of which can be boiled down to this: believing in something that...
Mental Health & NFTs
Recently I had the opportunity to participate in a Twitter Spaces live audiocast to talk about the challenges of the NFT/Web3 community...
The Rise of Misanthropy in Trying Times
In mental health & wellness circles there are two predominant styles of social avoidance: the introverted individual and the socially...
What You Won't Get From "Brief" Therapy
Different individuals have different images and expectations from therapy, largely dependent on their past experiences and how therapy is...
How Do You CDR?
An oncologist I once worked with at a local hospital called it a “shit sandwich”. The communication technique was originally taught to...
Stepping out of the Comfort Zone
Having been a therapist for nearly 20 years, I have gotten familiar with the ebb and flow of self-confidence that comes with each new...
Privilege and Grace
In social justice circles, we talk about being aware of privilege, but it is very rarely understood what the next steps are after...
Skills for Healing Relationship Trauma
When we think of relationship trauma, we often think of abuse: harm inflicted intentionally by one individual upon another individual...
For a Rich Relationship, Use Relationship Currency
When I was a kid, we sang a song in music class called The Magic Penny, in which love only grows when you give it away. The concept was...
Decoding the Alphabet Soup of Mental Health in Michigan
Healthcare is filled with acronyms, some of them familiar, but many of them unfamiliar to the layperson. When an individual begins...
New Year, New Horizon
Each year as November becomes December, I begin talking to my active clients about changes coming to the clinic in the new year and how...
Finding Privacy for Telehealth
In a therapist’s physical office, efforts are made to protect the privacy of the client: files are locked and inaccessible, windows are...
New Normals and Grief
As a society we are going through a major loss. We have lost our connectedness with others. We have lost our sense of familiarity, our...
Uncertain Times
These are uncertain times and they are frightening. Every day we consume news that a potentially-fatal pandemic is sweeping across new...
Albert and Albert: The Role of Curiosity
Albert Einstein is attributed with saying, “I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.” Although today he is not here to...
Sciences, Arts & Humanities
Years ago when I was still teaching freshman psychology at a local 4-year university, I was told by one of my students, “Psychology is...
The not-so-secret power of impact
“I didn’t mean to.” The defense against blame starts early in childhood, as soon as children learn the difference between doing something...
The Law of Entropy: Applied to Real Life
The law of entropy is a concept within science that can be calculated as the rate at which the orderliness of the natural world is likely...
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