Sharing and talking about trauma can be hard and overwhelming. Here are some tips for disclosing trauma and how to support someone disclosing a trauma.
Couples Who Talk About Sex, Have Better Sex: Here’s How
Couples who talk about sex, have better sex. Read our 6 tips for how to better talk about sex.
Quiz: Am I Depressed?
If you’re curious to know if you have depression, we suggest that you take this brief, self-administered quiz as a screening tool.
Quiz: Do I Have Anxiety?
If you’re curious to know if you have anxiety, we suggest that you take this brief, self-administered quiz as a screening tool.
The Surprising Benefits of Using a Private-Pay Health Care Clinician
Most people mistakenly think using their health insurance is the best financial decision for mental health therapy. Here is why they’re wrong.
The Psychology of Coming Out: 4 Common Myths Debunked
There are often myths and misconceptions surrounding the process of coming out. Read more to better understand this right of passage.
5 Signs It’s Time To Consider Therapy for Anxiety
When is the right time to consider therapy for your anxiety? Here are 5 signs that will help you decide if anxiety therapy is right for you.
5 Signs Your Introversion May Actually Be Social Anxiety
Have you ever wondered if you have social anxiety or if you’re just introverted? Here are five signs that will help you decide. Learn more.
Most People Have Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Here’s Why We Should Care
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are potentially traumatic experiences from childhood that shape us. Learn more about ACEs here.
Anhedonia: When You No Longer Enjoy the Things You Love
Anhedonia is a mental health symptom in which a person has difficulty experiencing interest, joy, or pleasure in activities they once enjoyed. Learn more.
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