Healing Together: Couples Therapy for Navigating Past Betrayals Part Three: When Space Becomes Necessary
William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist

Healing Together: Couples Therapy for Navigating Past Betrayals Part Three: When Space Becomes Necessary

Can temporary separation help rebuild trust after infidelity? In Part Three of this couples therapy series, Ashley and Darren explore boundaries, accountability, transparency, and emotional space while using Gottman Method and CBT-informed strategies to decide whether their relationship can heal.

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Healing Together: Couples Therapy for Navigating Past Betrayals Part Two: When More of the Truth Comes Out
William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist

Healing Together: Couples Therapy for Navigating Past Betrayals Part Two: When More of the Truth Comes Out

Discover how couples therapy can help partners navigate new revelations after infidelity, rebuild trust, strengthen communication, and practice accountability. In Part Two of this relationship healing series, Gottman Method and CBT-informed approaches explore what happens when more of the truth comes out and a couple must decide what healing looks like next.

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The Connection Between Nutrition and Mood - Part 2
William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist

The Connection Between Nutrition and Mood - Part 2

Learn how sugar can affect mood, energy, cravings, and the gut-brain connection, and explore how small nutrition changes can support emotional well-being.

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Intergenerational Anxiety: How Parents’ Stress Impacts Children
William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist William Patrickus, Supervised Therapist

Intergenerational Anxiety: How Parents’ Stress Impacts Children

Intergenerational anxiety can quietly shape the way children understand stress, safety, and emotional connection. This blog explores how parents’ chronic stress and unresolved anxiety may impact children across development, while offering hope that healing, regulation, and supportive relationships can help break the cycle.

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Mindfulness Myths: Why “Just Breathe” Isn’t Always Enough
Angela Webb Angela Webb

Mindfulness Myths: Why “Just Breathe” Isn’t Always Enough

Mindfulness is more than “just breathing.” This article explores the deeper reality of mindfulness, including nervous system regulation, emotional awareness, grounding techniques, trauma-informed perspectives, and why breath work alone may not always calm anxiety, stress, or emotional overwhelm.

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Grief and the Holidays
Mental Health Leslie Campbell-York Mental Health Leslie Campbell-York

Grief and the Holidays

Numerous kinds of grief are recognized currently. Death may be the first thing to come to mind if someone asked you to associate a word with grief, but there are many other things which may cause us to grieve

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Written by Dr. Angela Webb-McIntyre, Psy.D.

Licensed Clinical Forensic Psychologist & Clinical Supervisor
Expert in forensic evaluations, competency assessments, and violence risk assessment
Specializing in sex offender assessment and treatment (juveniles & adults)
Licensed in Missouri, Illinois, Virginia, Vermont, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Florida
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