Dyspraxia is a neurodivergence that affects coordination and the sequencing of movement. It is estimated that 1 in 10 people have dyspraxia; however, many people
In last week’s post we discussed what to do if you don’t feel like you like your therapist. One thing we mentioned was that leaving
A genuine, and valid, fear many people have when it comes to starting therapy is that they’re afraid they may not like their therapist. It
The time is approaching, or is already here for some, for school to be out and summer vacation to begin. There are a lot of
As society becomes more aware of the problems that children face during adolescence, we may start to wonder what we can do for teens and
Starting therapy can feel like a big step and for many people, the hardest part isn’t deciding to get help, but figuring out where to
Last week, we wrote about how spring can be a renewing time. But sometimes, people are still shaking SAD off in mid-spring. Especially when the
As the days grow longer and the seasons begin to shift, spring offers something many of us don’tconsciously recognize we need-a natural opportunity to reset.
Chronic illness is something that many people don’t understand if they haven’t lived it themselves. However, even for individuals who do have a chronic illness,
By: Lis Modestino Imagine you are out having dinner with friends, eager to get caught up on each other’s lives, but once you are there
