Feeling Slow Instead of Sad? When Depression Slows Your Emotional Processing
Many people who live with depression do not describe feeling sad all the time. They may describe feeling slow. Slow[…]
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Many people who live with depression do not describe feeling sad all the time. They may describe feeling slow. Slow[…]
Read moreDepression doesn’t always show up as crying or feeling sad. Many people come to therapy saying: “I feel disconnected from[…]
Read moreA lot of people arrive in therapy frustrated with themselves. They say things like: “I don’t understand why I keep[…]
Read moreMany people who find their way to therapy don’t identify as having experienced trauma. They’ll often say things like, “Nothing[…]
Read moreMany adults start therapy with a confusing mix of thoughts that sound something like this: “Nothing terrible happened to me.”[…]
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Read moreYou might be doing everything you’re supposed to do. You’re productive. Insightful. Responsible. You’ve read the books, tried the strategies,[…]
Read moreIf you’re estranged from a sibling or parent and have children, you’ve likely considered this question:How much do I tell[…]
Read moreNavigating Chronic Family Conflict, Emotional Abuse, and Estrangement with Compassion If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve tried everything. You’ve[…]
Read moreThis is the next blog in my series on estrangement and family conflict. Re-Engaging After Distance or Limited Contact[…]
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