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Reflections: Clinical & Human

The depths of the human experience is endless. Here on our blog, our therapists explore and share their ideas around psychotherapy and what it means to be a human.

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    Mental Health as a Skill Set

    Tori Williams, LMHC February 8, 2022

    Mental health isn’t something you’re born with—it’s a skill set that you cultivate over time.

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    The Role that Safety Plays When Healing from Trauma

    Danielle Louis, MHC-LP February 3, 2022

    Our sense of safety stems from a physiological response colloquially known as “feel-good hormones,” and they’re essential for effective and safe trauma recovery.

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    How Neurodiversity is a Competitive Advantage

    Michelle Perez, MHC-LP January 28, 2022

    “Neurodiversity is an argument for the conservation and facilitation of human diversity” - Judy Singer, 2020

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    Rest as a Radical Act

    Rita Aliperti, MHC-LP January 25, 2022

    Living in a productivity-driven society creates pressure to constantly be doing.

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    How to Feel Your Feelings

    Alexandra Kadish, MHC-LP January 21, 2022

    Most therapists emphasize being in touch with our emotions. But what exactly does that mean? Learn here.

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    The Stress of Having Your Bodily Autonomy up for Debate

    Humantold January 18, 2022

    If you are living in the United States right now, you’re likely aware of the ongoing debates at the state and national level around women’s health and healthcare; even more so for those living with a uterus.

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    January Stressors

    Kirk Pineda, MHC-LP January 14, 2022

    The new calendar year is here, meaning New Year’s resolutions are in abundance. Many seek to become healthier, get more organized, learn a new skill, quit an unhealthy habit, start a healthy habit, or simply spend more time with those they love. Most (if not all) New Year’s resolutions are made with good intentions. But, in the month of January, it’s easy to look at social media and hustle culture and feel like we constantly need to work on ourselves, or otherwise fail. While this could be motivating in terms of negative reinforcement, it is neither a healthy nor sustainable approach to achieving any goal.

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    A Guide to Self Love

    Christina Arceri, LMHC January 11, 2022

    As Valentine’s Day descends upon us, so does the bombardment on the topic of love. Yet few will take time to consider the most important relationship in our lives: the one we have with ourselves.

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    The Paradox of Forgiveness

    Rachel Landman, LMHC December 27, 2021

    Forgiveness takes time and is rarely easy. But it’s worth it in the end because the process can deepen the way you understand your values and feelings when you get hurt.

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    Winter Solstice

    Humantold December 20, 2021

    Happy Winter Solstice! This time of year offers special self-care opportunities that infuse seasonality with personal acceptance.

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