Posted: October 18, 2017 by Danette Gillespie-Otto
Racism is a pervasive, inescapable reality for us, as people of color. American society was founded on oppression, which continues to this day. It is woven into all of the social structures of America, including government, healthcare, education, employment, media and other structures.
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Read MorePosted: August 07, 2017 by David Hayden
In my experience working with couples, a question that I've seen emerge more and more is something along the lines of: "we are interested in opening our relationship, but how do we handle jealousy?"
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Read MorePosted: July 27, 2017 by Nate Wilson-Traisman
Adolescence can be a trying time, but it can also be a time of excitement and wonder. Parents can play a pivotal role in setting the tone for this important developmental period. Strive to enhance your own understanding of the adolescent developmental period so that you can frame your child’s emotional, physical, and behavioral changes within the context of normal human development.
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Read MorePosted: September 21, 2016 by David Hanna
Time with family can be complex and challenging for many. Old patterns are forced upon us and triggering memories arise out of nowhere.
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Read MorePosted: September 12, 2016 by Jenny Kepler
Did you know that couples spend an average of six years feeling unhappy in their relationships before starting couple’s therapy?
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