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Satisfying long-term relationships require some regular maintenance to keep things running smoothly. Kristin Hodson, LCSW, shares some tips on how to nurture your relationships to protect what you’ve worked so hard to build over the years.
Do you ever wonder what your therapist is reading? If you love a book that helps move you along in your personal growth journey, we have recommendations! Keeley Doyle, LCSW shares why she recommends Loud: Accept Nothing Less Than the Life You Deserve by Drew Afualo.
Looking for a therapist? Great! Utilizing a free 15 minute consultation is a great way to determine the right fit. Follow our guide for what to expect during a therapy consultation and how to make the most of it.
Feeling “touched out” is a common experience among parents, caregivers, teachers, nurses, and others who interact with other humans all day. If you’re feeling touched out, therapist Kristin Hodson has some tips to help you feel replenished again.
While postpartum depression and anxiety are finally starting to get the recognition they deserve, there’s one emotion that still lingers in the shadows, rarely talked about and often misunderstood: postpartum rage. Let’s talk about it.
Sometimes we don’t realize how much we need sleep, until we can’t do it anymore. If you struggle to sleep at night because of racing thoughts, a sense of dread, or recurring nightmares, you may be struggling with anxiety. Here are some tips to calm anxious thoughts at bedtime and get the restorative sleep you need.
Curious about what THG therapists are reading? Keeley Doyle, CSW, gives a summary of Hold Me Tight by Dr. Sue Johnson. If you’re curious about how to connect with your partner more fully, check out Keeley’s review and add it to your own bookshelf!
Dyspareunia, or painful sex, is not only a physical discomfort but a source of emotional and relational distress as well. If you or someone you love is struggling with pain during intercourse it’s important to understand the causes behind it, and that you are not broken! A qualified sex therapist working alongside a medical professional can revitalize a stressful sex life and get you on the road to better connection.
Becoming a parent is a life-changing experience filled with love, joy, and challenges. Amid the excitement of caring for a newborn, many couples find themselves navigating changes in their relationship, including their sexual intimacy. Postpartum brings physical, emotional, and relational shifts that can feel overwhelming, but understanding these changes and seeking support can make this transition smoother.
Couples therapy can be a wonderful investment for your relationship. However, navigating the world of insurance and billing can sometimes be confusing enough to make you want to give up before you even start. In this post, therapist and insurance whiz Mary Attridge, CMHC, breaks down how therapists ethically conceptualize couples therapy and try to play nice with insurance companies.