The holidays don’t need to feel paralyzing. If you are overwhelmed and under fulfilled during the holiday season, it is time for a change. Learn how to set boundaries with family this season to help yourself maintain your peace and joy.

As we age, many women struggle with the emotional complexities of embracing their changing appearance while navigating societal pressures to stay youthful. This blog explores how to redefine healthy aging, practice self-compassion, and reconnect with yourself in a way that promotes peace and acceptance. Learn real-life tips from a therapist’s perspective to help you embrace the aging process with grace and gratitude.

Embracing Self-Compassion

Finding Balance: How Gratitude Practices Can Help You Thrive

Forgiving yourself; even when you don’t think you deserve it

Overcoming OCD: How Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy Can Help You Find Relief

How to Practice Self-Compassion: Tips for Overcoming Self-Criticism

When the world feels like it is running non stop how do you get reconnected to yourself?

Navigating anxiety is exhausting, and living anxiously without finding glimmers in your day can make everything feel dark.

Tired of the hustle culture? Always needing to prove your worth and waiting for others to notice your acheivements? We are too, start with these four steps to start leaning into recognizing your inherent worth and feel free.

It can be so easy to quickly loose ourselves in motherhood, to have mom become our first identifier. Support yourself in shifting out of that sole identification and into finding more balance in who you are.

When your negative thoughts get too loud, acknowledging them instead of avoiding them may actually be the way through.

Authenticity is a big buzz right now, so many resources to be your "authentic self." But if you don't know where you lost it - how can you find it?

Without understanding what is underneath them, a New Year's Resolution can hold us back from growth.

Being authentic seems like it should be easy. We aren’t taught how to be ourselves. We are taught how to be what other people need. So we adapt and become like chameleons.

Self-compassion is a hard concept to grasp. There are many schools of thought when it comes to what self-compassion is vs. what it isn’t. The first thing to address is understanding the difference between self-indulgence, self-compassion, and self-pity.

Take time to learn more about perfectionism, where it comes from, and how it shows up. There is a short segment at the end of this video discussing how Brainspotting can support you in working through and out of your perfectionism.

Attunement revolves around your ability to connect and sense what is happening within your client. Attunement in the general public can be knowing what your partner needs before they ask, sensing that a friend is down even if they put a smile on.

“Trust yourself” is a common phrase people use – telling you to follow your intuition or gut. Listen to yourself about what you should do next or where you should go. Trusting ourselves isn’t so easy when we haven’t been taught that we are trustworthy.

Making a change in our lives is not as simple as mainstream media would like to make us believe. We can know we need to stop people-pleasing or start setting boundaries. We can know that we should feel good enough about ourselves but still have the voice in the back of our heads that says we aren’t.