Prevention and Treatment of Developmental Trauma (in Children Under 3)

What happens when an infant or toddler suffers a failure of secure attachment to his or her caregiver? What if a parent is unavailable, unsafe, or overbearing? The science shows that developmental trauma during the first three years of life can seriously disrupt neurological, cognitive, and psychological development and attachment to parents, guardians, or caregivers for the long [...]

Pet Grief is Real Grief — Therapy can Help You Cope

When you lose a pet, the loss is real. The daily greetings, nuzzles, or countless other expressions of unconditional love and acceptance weren’t imagined; they were a big part of your life and aren’t easily dismissed. Your friend is gone. And your heart is broken. Now, you may wonder if you have the space and [...]

By |2018-12-10T22:38:50-07:00February 3rd, 2016|Grief|0 Comments

Couples and Money: Why Money Can Be a Taboo Topic

“Speaking about money in marriage is the last taboo. Couples would prefer to talk about sex or infidelities rather than how they handle family finances or how much money they earn.”  - Joan D. Atwood, “ Couples and Money: The Last Taboo Kelly and Craig don’t talk about money anymore. When they try to, they [...]

By |2017-08-23T16:20:56-06:00January 26th, 2016|Couples, Premarital|0 Comments
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