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Are Intrusive Thoughts Normal for New Parents?

Why Am I Having Scary Thoughts About My Baby? Being a new parent for the first time or adding another child to the mix is hard. Like, really, really hard (I promise, it’s okay to say this out loud.)

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How Co-Parents Can Cope With Custody Transitions In The Summer

Summer break can be one of the hardest seasons for moms navigating separation or divorce. Between shifting custody schedules, longer stretches away from your kids, and the loss of the school year's...

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More Than Medical: Find Your Emotional Anchor in Infertility Therapy

The journey through infertility is often described as a grueling rollercoaster—a cycle of hope, crushing disappointment, invasive medical procedures, and constant uncertainty. While the medical...

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DARVO: How Abusers Flip the Script

Have you ever left a difficult conversation feeling like you were the one who caused harm — even though you were the one who got hurt? If so, you may have experienced DARVO, a manipulative pattern...

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The Quiet Exhaustion of Being Everyone’s Everything

Feeling like you’re the one everyone needs, but you’re running on empty? Here’s how to start finding yourself again.

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Living With Invisible Illness: A Therapist's Guide for Women

If you've ever felt dismissed by doctors, spent months searching for answers to mysterious symptoms, or wondered if anyone truly understands the invisible pain you're carrying, you're not alone....

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You’re Normal: What Come As You Are Explains About Arousal and Desire

Do you ever wonder what your therapists are reading? Last year I decided to re-read one of the most frequently referenced books on my therapist book shelf, Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science...

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Keeping the Cape Off During the Holidays: A Love Letter to Black Women

Dear Black Women, How you holding up, sis?

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Take the Cape Off: A Love Letter To Black Women

a how-to guide for black women who are tired of being superhuman Dear Black Women,

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Empowering Women: Managing Expectations & Self-Care

Would you rather listen? Click the arrow above. Ready to read? Scroll on. In today’s world there are many expectations of what a person is supposed to be and how we are supposed to act. Every gender,...

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