by Jeremiah VanDyke | Nov 6, 2024 | Emotional Regulation, Mental Health Education, Personal Growth & Healing
Emotions are a fundamental part of being human. They color our experiences, guide our decisions, and influence how we interact with the world around us. However, emotions can also become overwhelming, especially when we’re faced with stress, anxiety, or...
by Sarah Warner | Nov 1, 2024 | Mental Health Education, Personal Growth & Healing, Trauma & PTSD
Religious trauma is a topic that often remains shrouded in silence, yet it affects countless individuals. The impact of religious experiences—both positive and negative—on mental health is profound. A connection to a deity can bring a sense of purpose and comfort, but...
by Joel Wallis | Oct 23, 2024 | Mental Health Education, Personal Growth & Healing, Self-Esteem & Confidence
When I meet with clients, I often tell them my goal is to help them live a “rich and meaningful life”, but what does that mean? When we think of a “rich” life, it’s easy to imagine luxury homes, flashy cars, exotic vacations, or financial success. These are often the...
by Jeremiah VanDyke | Oct 18, 2024 | Individual Therapy, Mental Health Education, Personal Growth & Healing
Prior to my personal journey in therapy, I found myself feeling timid and insecure in new situations. This experience caused me to avoid environments that were challenging or offered the opportunity to fail. It wasn’t until I went to therapy that I was encouraged to...
by Sarah Warner | Sep 25, 2024 | Emotional Regulation, Mental Health Education, Personal Growth & Healing
Emotional Does Not Equal Irrational It is a prevalent misconception that emotions are inherently irrational. In our society, any display of emotion is often deemed unacceptable or weak. Many perceive emotions as chaotic, uncontrollable forces that obscure judgment and...
by Joel Wallis | Sep 11, 2024 | Depression, Mental Health Education, Men’s Mental Health, Personal Growth & Healing
When it comes to suicide, many people struggle in silence. They might not have the words to express what they’re feeling, or they may fear judgment from others. The truth is, having thoughts of suicide doesn’t necessarily mean someone has a mental illness. Sometimes,...
