Balancing Your See-Saw
When avoiding external conflict, we are not always removing the concern so much as absorbing it internally. It can feel safer to bring it...

My Nguyen Nguyen, LMHC
Dec 21, 2020
The Courage of the Bushido
The Bushido is the code of conduct used by the Japanese samurai. From this philosophy, Stephanie Russell writes a book called...

Lou Lim, LMHC, REAT
Dec 14, 2020
Coping with the Holidays in a Pandemic
Like most aspects of our lives, the holiday season will be different this year as a result of the pandemic. We’re being asked and...

Bethany Kregiel, LMHC
Dec 7, 2020
TDoR 2020
November is Transgender Awareness Month, a time for advocacy, education, awareness, and celebration of trans, nonbinary, and gender...

Jen Brown, LICSW
Nov 30, 2020
COVID Blues
As colorful leaves fall from trees and the air gets cold enough for thicker layers, autumn is turning to winter.

Lou Lim, LMHC, REAT
Nov 23, 2020
Lessons Learned from 2020 Election Week
As I write this post on the Saturday morning after Election Day, I’m surprised that I haven’t officially learned the outcome of the 2020...

Bethany Kregiel, LMHC
Nov 16, 2020
World Kindness Day Is November 13
How can you honor World Kindness Day? Created in 1998 and gaining official status as an NGO in 2019, this global observance was started...

Lou Lim, LMHC, REAT
Nov 9, 2020
Maintaining Mental Health During Election Season: Relationship with Media
Mass media loves election season. During an election year, news, radio, television, and podcasts center on the Election Day buildup.

Bethany Kregiel, LMHC
Nov 2, 2020
Maintaining Mental Health During Election Season: Relationship with Others
Election season is fraught with strong opinions and conflicting belief systems.

Bethany Kregiel, LMHC
Oct 26, 2020
Maintaining Mental Health During Election Season: Relationship with Self
One of the biggest internal struggles amid election season is the seeming lack of control over the results.

Bethany Kregiel, LMHC
Oct 19, 2020

