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Changing Your Negative Thoughts Into Positive Ones: Wren’s Story

Changing Your Negative Thoughts Into Positive Ones: Wren’s Story

by Tammie Makely | Jul 30, 2025 | CBT, Depression, Relationships, Trauma, Wellness

Wren is a 29-year-old, female, marketing coordinator who has been preparing for a big presentation at work for almost two weeks.  It was her first time presenting to her senior leadership and she was hopeful that everything would be perfect.  As she took the podium,...
Bridge Theory Explained: How You Can Develop Emotional Resilience & Mental Clarity

Bridge Theory Explained: How You Can Develop Emotional Resilience & Mental Clarity

by Leilani Mitchell | Jul 14, 2025 | Blog, Depression, Trauma, Wellness

Have you ever noticed how the concept of a bridge pops up in so many aspects of our lives? Whether we’re journaling after a long day or reaching out to a friend, these “bridges” help us span the often-daunting gaps between emotion and understanding, between isolation...
Mothering When Experiencing Burnout

Mothering When Experiencing Burnout

by Leilani Mitchell | Jul 2, 2025 | Depression, Grief & Loss, Parenting, Relationships

Motherhood is a profound journey characterized by love, sacrifice, and immense joy, yet it can also be overwhelming and exhausting. Experiencing burnout as a mother is not uncommon, and it is imperative to learn how to navigate these feelings for both your well-being...
Let Them: Embracing Freedom from Toxic Relationships and or Friendships

Let Them: Embracing Freedom from Toxic Relationships and or Friendships

by Leilani Mitchell | Jun 6, 2025 | Couples, Depression, Family Therapy, Grief & Loss, Relationships

The phrase “Let them” embodies the courage and wisdom needed to release oneself from toxic relationships and/or friendships. It is a call to prioritize personal well-being and growth, underscoring the importance of setting boundaries and fostering...
Men’s Health also includes Men’s Mental Health

Men’s Health also includes Men’s Mental Health

by Tammie Makely | Jun 3, 2025 | Depression, Men's Issues, Relationships, Trauma, Wellness

Larry is a 39-year-old father of three who currently works as a project manager for a large construction company near his home.  He is happily married, has friends that he regularly hangs out with, and feels proud of himself for his daily accomplishments.  On the...
The Sting of Retroactive Jealousy and What to Do About It

The Sting of Retroactive Jealousy and What to Do About It

by Tammie Makely | Mar 17, 2025 | Blog, Couples, Depression, Relationships

Retroactive Jealousy, often referred to as “RJ” to those who experience it, involves having an unhealthy fixation on the way that their partner lived their life before meeting them.  It can involve thinking about the people our partner has spent time with; dwelling on...
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