
Suicide: Let’s Talk About It
As a therapist, I’ve learned something that still surprises people: talking openly about suicide doesn’t make someone more likely to attempt it. In fact, research

As a therapist, I’ve learned something that still surprises people: talking openly about suicide doesn’t make someone more likely to attempt it. In fact, research

How high-achieving women can create meaningful lives beyond the endless cycle of work and family demands Today’s world for women who are working outside

It’s 4 PM. The kids are melting down, dinner hasn’t been started, you have three missed calls from work, and you can feel your patience

As a trauma therapist, I see how often people stay tied to relationships that diminish them—family, friends, or partners who no longer walk alongside their

It’s that time of year again! Houston families are starting another school year, and this means the topic of many sessions so far this week

Life can feel chaotic, especially when you’re juggling high demands at work and home. While we can’t control everything that happens to us, we can

July is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month—a time when many of us pause, reflect, and renew our commitment to equity and access in mental health

In today’s therapeutic landscape, understanding the unique mental health needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) is paramount. As therapists, we are tasked

As a high-performing professional in Houston’s competitive landscape, you’ve likely mastered the art of adaptation. You know exactly which version of yourself to present in

Maybe you finished therapy a while ago. You were feeling more balanced, less overwhelmed, and ready to navigate life with the tools you had built.
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