Psychoeducation articles on attachment, anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, and more.
If you’ve been using “ADD” and “ADHD” as separate terms, you’re not alone , but clinically, ADD is no longer a separate diagnosis. The current...
Read Article →Yes, children can and do develop anxiety disorders. In fact, anxiety disorders are the most common mental health conditions in children, affecting a significant percentage...
Read Article →Both PTSD and Complex PTSD (often abbreviated C-PTSD) involve trauma, and they share some significant overlap in how they affect people. But they’re meaningfully different...
Read Article →Finding a therapist can feel harder than it should. The process of searching directories, reading bios, making calls, and waiting to hear back can be...
Read Article →If you’ve been thinking about getting mental health support and aren’t sure who to call, you’re not alone. The mental health field has a lot...
Read Article →Attachment theory is one of the most practically useful frameworks in all of psychology , useful not because it gives you a label, but because...
Read Article →Yes, it’s normal , though it’s worth understanding what’s actually happening and distinguishing between the kind of discomfort that means the work is real and...
Read Article →If you’ve had a panic attack and didn’t know what was happening, it’s one of the more terrifying experiences a person can have. Many people...
Read Article →A trauma response is your nervous system’s attempt to survive something overwhelming. It’s not a sign that something is wrong with you. It’s a sign...
Read Article →Sometimes anxiety does go away on its own. Situational anxiety , the kind that’s tied to a specific stressor, like a health scare, a difficult...
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