October 20th, 2008
Living with cancer is hard. It challenges us in so many different ways – physically, emotionally, spiritually. It touches almost all aspects of our lives too, from work and leisure to connecting to family and friends.
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Tags: cancer, fear, treatment
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October 20th, 2008
People questioning their gender identity need to be assured that their therapist is affirming and knowledgeable. I have educated myself, gained training, and have experience working with transgender folk and people uncomfortable with the gender they were assigned.
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Tags: bisexual, gay, gender, glbt, identity, lesbian, lgbt, transgender, transphobia, transsexual
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October 20th, 2008
Grief and loss comes in many shapes and forms. It can be the death of a loved one, a death of a pet, the loss of health. It can also take the shape of a damaged relationship.
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Tags: death, dying, grief, healing, loss
Posted Under | Grief & Loss | Comments Off on Grief Therapy
September 17th, 2008
Seeing a therapist can be a risky endeavor. First, you have to accept that you want to share your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs with someone you’ve never met before. Then you have to find a therapist or counselor you like AND make sure everything fits – from availability to payment.
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Tags: decision, psychotherapy, therapist, therapy
Posted Under | Therapy & Counseling | Comments Off on When Should I See a Therapist?