Being Present in the midst of chaos

Photo by Henda Watani on Pexels.com  Recently, I was reading an article where the author referred to themselves as “the angry therapist.”  The concept he shared was one of both resiliency and vulnerability.  He relayed that it’s ok to admit when we are also struggling. But, when it comes to having appropriate boundaries with clients, … Continue reading Being Present in the midst of chaos

Post Pandemic Paranoia?

Photo by Nandhu Kumar on Pexels.com Maybe paranoia is too strong of a word. As we continue to emerge from the seclusion of the past 15 months, many of us may be feeling a bit tender. Navigating a post pandemic world, can feel overwhelming. For those of us who struggle with anxiety or depression, we … Continue reading Post Pandemic Paranoia?

An UN-Merry Christmas?

Photo by Nandhu Kumar on Pexels.com A year ago many of us were preparing for the holidays. For me, it's Christmas time. Despite the stress this inevitably brings, I usually enjoy this time of year. However, as we all know 2020 has been a crap-shoot. (Yes, I know, that's probably not very professional of me … Continue reading An UN-Merry Christmas?

Is there any hope for chronic pain?

Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com Pain often signifies when something is wrong in our bodies. But, sometimes even when there is no structural abnormality or injury, our pain persists. Sometimes our brains begin to send out even more pain signals, causing our nervous systems to go into overdrive. Hypnosis can help with that! It's … Continue reading Is there any hope for chronic pain?

Hypnosis vs. talk therapy

Did you know that you can accomplish more in 1-2 hypnosis sessions than you can in years of talk therapy alone? Don't get me wrong. Talk therapy can be great! Not only do I love spending time getting to know my clients, I've observed from both ends of the couch just how powerful talk therapy … Continue reading Hypnosis vs. talk therapy