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Relationship Issues May Contribute to Disordered Eating
It’s really important to form healthy relationships with others while you’re forming a healthy relationship with yourself.
Moving Body Image out of the Shadows
Body image often remains in the shadows of therapy, overshadowed by seemingly more pressing issues. However, addressing how we perceive and care for our bodies is fundamental to overall well-being. This article delves into the importance of integrating body awareness and appreciation into therapeutic practices, highlighting techniques like Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) to heal past traumas and improve body image. Discover practical tips for fostering a healthier mind-body connection and enhancing your overall quality of life.
One Size Fits You Therapy
Continuing education as a therapist has opened my eyes to whole new ways of doing things, which benefits my clients as much as me.
Healing Childhood Hurts
As parents, there will always be times when we could have done better. So is it ever justified to blame our parents for the damage done and cut them off?
ART in Action
Combining talk therapy with ART is allowing me to address the core issues facing my clients, so they can really enjoy long-term recovery.
Struggling
Some people avoid thinking or talking about their struggles out of fear, or the notion that if they ignore them, they’ll go away.
It Could Be Worse
When you start by showing compassion to yourself, you can learn to give others that same gift—without depleting your own resources.
Self-Esteem is a Process
It is definitely possible to achieve inner peace and self-esteem, but we do this layer by layer, step by step.
Be Your Own Best Friend
Being your own best friend means viewing yourself and your actions through a lens of compassion, truth, and understanding.
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