Testifying in court against your abuser can be a highly anxiety provoking and daunting experience to face. It can be helpful to have some coping tools in order to feel prepared and keep some important ideas in mind to help yourself manage your stress and anxiety. Whether you are facing a stranger, family member, or […]
How Do You Know if You’re in an Abusive Relationship and What Your Anxiety May Be Telling You
December 4, 2017 by
Have you questioned your relationship and wondered if it is unhealthy or even abusive? You may think this should or would be an obvious question to answer and while sometimes it may in fact be so, it may surprise you how often the answer to the question it is not so obvious. The signs of […]
How Not to Blow Your Health This Holiday Season
December 4, 2017 by
We’re full swing into the holidays now and if you’ve been working hard all year long, you probably don’t want to blow all of your gains during the month of December. Now we are talking both physical and emotional health here. Don’t forget that your brain and your body are connected and what you do […]
The Importance of Teaching Our Children to Earn Privileges
September 27, 2017 by
You’ve probably heard many parents and teachers complain about how spoiled kids are nowadays! You’ve probably also read many blogs ( I know I have) talking about the problems in today’s culture with parents overindulging their kids, kids feeling entitled, and overall society going down the drain as a result of these spoiled overindulged kids. […]
The Importance of Nutrition in Coping with Stress and Anxiety
February 8, 2017 by
It is not uncommon to feel physically ill when faced with stress. Additionally, the physical symptoms of anxiety can be very debilitating and make it difficult to eat. I often hear clients describe stomach nausea and stomach aches with urges to vomit, that on occasion can occur. Other symptoms such as a feeling of a […]
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