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What is Brain Spotting?
Our therapy provider Marie Hettick LICSWA explores the theory of Brainspotting and it's applications in outpatient behavioral health.
Psychosomatic pain: It’s not all in your head
Imagine your body as a pressure cooker. A functioning pressure cooker ventilates steam at a rate that allows for optimal cooking while not over-pressurizing the cooker. But if no steam is allowed to leave, the cooker will combust and other areas will pay the price. So too for our bodies.
Two Questions on the Way to Uncovering Your Life’s Calling
Counterproductive notions of success or happiness can lead to creative cul-de-sacs or feelings of floundering on the path to finding our calling.
Reframing Behavior: Pathological Demand Avoidance
If a child is misbehaving, Dr. Greene argues, it’s usually because they have an unmet need coupled with the lack the skills or language to express it properly.
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