Anxiety & Depression

Supporting Your Mental Health—Minor Shifts that Provide Major Benefits

By Lydia Davis, LPC / April 2, 2026

Often, when people consider what it takes to make mental health improvements, the initial thoughts are that the actions are enormous, life-changing things that include a complete overhaul of routines, relationships, and even careers.  While the aforementioned things are influential, they can also feel overwhelmingly exhausting and unattainable.  At its foundation, mental health improvement is […]

How to Survive Survival Mode: The 3 Components of Basic Self-Care

By Priscilla Pomeroy, LPC / March 20, 2026

At any given moment, we are all usually trying our best to take care of all of life’s responsibilities and ourselves. For many reasons, this can become difficult to do. Whether we are in the middle of a depressive episode, actively processing trauma or grief, or just incredibly busy with work, kids, or life events, […]

A Fresh Start: Taking Care of Your Mental Health This New Year

By Mycael Parks, LPC / January 20, 2026

The new year is a blank canvas with new possibilities all around. We get excited to change and transform ourselves. When you create plans of eating healthier or saving more money, do not forget about your mental health. It deserves equal focus. Look back and reflect over the previous year before moving forward. Stop and […]

The Skill and Strength of Letting Go

By Lydia Davis, LPC / January 19, 2026

Oftentimes, when people hear the phrase “let it go”, the immediate thought is giving up, walking away, or deciding that someone, something, or someplace no longer matters. Letting go, to some, has a negative connotation and has been viewed as losing and/or a sign of weakness. In the realm of therapy, however, the idea of […]

The Hidden Power of Breathwork

By Carmen Gazzilli, LPC Associate / January 19, 2026

What exactly is Breathwork? Humans throughout civilization have been manipulating their breathing to bring about desired states of consciousness. Breathwork is an umbrella term for many practices, some ancient and some modern. Rooted in Eastern medicine and used in practices such as yoga, it involves intentionally changing your breath’s depth and rhythm to activate the […]

Sunlight and Mental Health

By Priscilla Pomeroy, LPC / January 19, 2026

As we settle into life post-time change, many of us may start to notice changes in our mental health. From the cold weather to the holiday stress, there are many factors that could contribute to a change in mood, but the most obvious change people seem to notice is the lack of sunlight. We may […]

TIPP Skills: 4 Practical Ways to Utilize Temperature

By Kaitlyn DeLeon, LPC / January 19, 2026

Today we will be taking a deep dive into the temperature component of TIPP skills. TIPP skills are a group of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills that are utilized to improve emotional regulation. When trying to emotionally regulate, an individual is attempting to effectively manage and decrease the intensity of emotions and symptoms, during a difficult […]

The Mindful Reset

By Carmen Gazzilli, LPC Associate / December 22, 2025

We live in a stressful world today, full of worry and anxiety about the future and the past. It is easy to brush off mindfulness by saying you just don’t have the time. With the fast pace of our everyday life, who actually gets a moment to pause and be present? But honestly, most of […]

Mental Health– It Deserves Our Attention More Than Ever

By Mycael Parks, LPC / December 22, 2025

Mental health isn’t just a buzzword; it shapes the way we think, feel, and interact with ourselves, others, and the things we deem important. Many individuals face mental health issues quietly. Acknowledging we don’t have it all figured out can be daunting.  However, opening up about these silent struggles can foster deeper connections and positively […]

Taking the Next Step: Making Changes

By Priscilla Pomeroy, LPC / December 22, 2025

In my last blog, we talked about letting go of unhealthy coping mechanisms in order to embrace healthier, more effective ways of managing stress. I gave some examples of what that could look like, but maybe your next question is: how do I make those changes? Where do I start? Today we can explore how […]

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