As a Family Therapist, and as a mother of two, I join my community in navigating this recent COVID 19 outbreak. For me this also means fielding big questions for little people. In this article I hope to provide a few tips and explanations on how to support your children while they try to make sense […]
“… But other people have experienced worse than me” As a therapist, this is a phrase I often hear from clients in session. It comes on the heels of someone sharing a very difficult experience. Clients will say this when they wonder if its ok that their experienced is impacting them in difficult ways. The […]
A snap shot of what therapy actually looks like By Alisha Stobbe Therapy tends to conjure up specific images for people. Pop culture often depicts therapy with an older gentleman, a wool suit, an indifferent gaze, and a pad of paper in hand. Probably the most common picture of classical therapy (no thanks to […]