Dealing With Loss by Jill Roper, MA, LMFTA
Published in the Bay Area Health & Wellness Magazine, Houston. Visit us at txhwmagazines.com
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The Dangers of Dehydration by Dr. Hanan Hussein
Published in the Bay Area Health & Wellness Magazine, Houston. Visit us at txhwmagazines.com
Get Your Home Spring Ready in 4 Easy Steps: By Jasmin Barrantes
Article published in the Bay Area Health & Wellness Magazine, Houston. Visit us at txhwmagazines.com
Raising Awareness on Psychological Distress and Suicide by Dr. Michael Olson, Ph.D, LMFT
Published in the Bay Area Health & Wellness Magazine, Houston, Visit us at txhwmagazines.com
Trauma and Shame: Gateways Into Addiction by Ben Pearson, LCSW
Published in the Utah Valley Health & Wellness Magazine, Utah. Visit us at utahvalleywellness.com
An Ethic to Live: Building Barriers to Suicide Around Ourselves & Those We Love by Laura Skaggs-Dulin
In cities throughout the world, notable high buildings and bridges increasingly have additional fencing built atop of them with the specific purpose of preventing suicides. Suicide fences tend to work because research has shown that suicidal actions are frequently impulsive, hence such fences serve to forestall that impulse and buy individuals precious time to further […]
Why Should Couples Consistently Set New Year’s Resolutions Together? By Dr. Matt Eschler, Ph.D, LMFT
I have counseled couples for twenty-five years. Panicking, anxiously pacing, wringing hands, couples have wandered into my office, hoping to find some peace in their relationships. In the counseling arena we explore some very principled foundation ingredients that, when mixed together, produce peaceful, passionate relationships. There are three fundamental ingredients that all of us need […]
Simple Ways to Improve Mood by Alberto Souza, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
We all have those days when it feels like we woke up on the wrong side of the bed. For whatever reason we are just in a bad mood. Often times these bad mood feelings are associated with difficult or stressful events in our lives such as trouble at work, financial problems or disappointment. Sometimes […]
Forced Apologies by Carol Kim, MS, LAMFT
My four-year-old daughter placed herself in the middle of our living room to play with blocks. She was so engrossed with building a wooden castle that she didn’t notice her two-year-old sister walking towards her with her right arm stretched far back to slap her older sister across the head. When that slap came, my older daughter went from happy to surprise to anger and then lots of tears. She […]
Maintaining A Relationship That Is Juicy, Fun, Passionate and Loving by Dr. Matt Eschler, Ph.D
I am pretty certain that we all hope for a juicy, fun, passionate, loving relationship with our lovers! The relationships that maintains a spark over decades of being together are built carefully they most definitely are NOT accidents! You don’t connect with a “soul mate” and settle into mandatory bliss. If you are hoping, longing, […]