5 Ways Professional Counseling Can Better Your Life

Posted on 27 July 2020

Whether you're going through a tough season or you're feeling extra stressed, you may be considering speaking with a professional counselor. People of all ages choose to talk to a counselor and doing this can not only bring peace and help ease anxieties, but it can also better many areas of one's life. It may be time for you to find a counselor who you feel comfortable talking to on a regular basis. [Read More]

Differentiating Normal Teenage Behavior From Concerning Behavior

Posted on 26 March 2020

Teenagers are a difficult group to read. From peer pressure to an influx in hormone levels, all odd or altered behavior isn't necessarily a cause for concern. However, there is a threshold by which everyday teen behavior becomes troublesome. Learn more about this distinction. Reluctance vs. Refusal Teenagers are not always the most cooperative group, in that they often want to do things their way. There is nothing wrong with this behavior, but it does become a problem when the child outright refuses to take orders. [Read More]

Is Individual Psychotherapy Right For You?

Posted on 11 February 2020

In the world of psychotherapy services, there are two dominant approaches. These are group psychotherapy and individual psychotherapy. Although there are numerous distinct types of the two, it is possible to discuss why an individualized program might or might not be right for a client. Take a look at some of the pros and cons of working one-on-one with a therapist. Pro: Focus A major plus of individual psychotherapy is that it allows a provider and a client to focus on a handful of topics. [Read More]

Recognizing Passive-Aggressive Behaviors In A Spouse

Posted on 10 December 2019

A passive-aggressive approach to confrontation in any relationship is always a problem. However, in a marriage, the effects of this behavior can be especially problematic as it can lead to issues with communication, trust, and even intimacy. It's important to be able to identify this behavior quickly so that you and your spouse can work to move past it.  Zero Conflict Resolution The main thing to remember about a passive-aggressive spouse is that they rarely reveal a true sense of their feelings, and as a result, they make zero effort to resolve the problem. [Read More]

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Learning About Attaining Stress Relief Through Counseling

Hello there, my name is Maurine. Welcome to my site about counseling services for young adults. Upon graduating from college, I was stunned to experience a drastic increase in my stress levels. I thought that final exams and project presentations would show me the height of stress. Unfortunately, finding a job and competing with my colleagues proved to be more stressful. I sought counseling to learn ways to cope with the stress and feel calm during difficult times. I want to share all of the smart techniques I learned for stress reduction. Thank you for coming to visit my site.

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