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Seasonal Affective Disorder and the Significance of Social Connectedness

Seasonal Affective Disorder and the Significance of Social Connectedness

by Leilani Mitchell | Dec 2, 2025 | Anxiety, CBT, Depression, Family Therapy, Men's Issues, Trauma, Wellness

With the progression of the seasons and the advent of shorter daylight hours, a substantial number of individuals experience discernible shifts in mood and energy. For some, these changes manifest as a more severe mental health condition known as Seasonal Affective...
What’s FOOD Got to Do With It?  An Examination of Winnie the Pooh ‘s Relationship (and our own) With Food

What’s FOOD Got to Do With It? An Examination of Winnie the Pooh ‘s Relationship (and our own) With Food

by Tammie Makely | Oct 13, 2025 | Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Wellness

It seems like today you can’t go anywhere without having a desire for a healthy eating lifestyle clashing with cultural norms, social interaction, or even our desire for autonomy.  I’m sure you’ve heard it before but we are living in the “fast food era” where we want...
What Does My Anxiety W-A-N-T?

What Does My Anxiety W-A-N-T?

by Tammie Makely | Oct 3, 2025 | Anxiety, CBT, Children & Teens, Depression, Teen, Trauma, Wellness

Look back on any of my articles and I am sure that you can find my own, personal theory that all we need in life is control and safety.  Well, anxiety is definitely a way that our brains work to create both of those things for us – you know, control and safety.  And,...
Regulating the Nervous System & Reducing Anxiety

Regulating the Nervous System & Reducing Anxiety

by Leilani Mitchell | Sep 22, 2025 | CBT, Depression, Men's Issues, Relationships, Trauma, Wellness

Individuals frequently encounter heightened levels of stress, anxiety, and fatigue. These symptoms are often manifestations of an overburdened nervous system, which may be challenged by the relentless pace and demands of modern living. Fortunately, a range of...
Does Tigger Have ADHD? An Examination of the Differences Between Adults and Children Who Have ADHD

Does Tigger Have ADHD? An Examination of the Differences Between Adults and Children Who Have ADHD

by Tammie Makely | Sep 5, 2025 | Children & Teens, Depression, Parenting, Teen

As a therapist, I feel like I spend most of my time providing psycho-education to new clients.  I teach people about what therapy is, how it works, the purpose of it, and answer clarifying questions/expectations while building rapport and boundaries.  I teach clients...
The Window of Tolerance: Navigating Trauma and Emotional Regulation

The Window of Tolerance: Navigating Trauma and Emotional Regulation

by Leilani Mitchell | Aug 29, 2025 | Blog, CBT, Children & Teens, Depression, Relationships, Trauma, Wellness

When it comes to trauma and emotional regulation, one concept that has gained significant attention in recent years is the “window of tolerance.” Developed by Dr. Dan Siegel, the window of tolerance refers to the best zone of arousal where a person is able...
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