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5 Types of Stinking Thinking Have you ever walked into your home or apartment and smelled something rotten? You start looking high and low for its cause because you cannot wait to get rid of it. Many people experience stinking thinking. Yet, instead of getting rid of it like finding its source and getting rid of it in their home, they allow it to take root and grow. Here are some examples of stinking thin...
You Are Lovable and Capable When you were little, you got up each morning with an imaginary sign on your chest that said I am Lovable and Capable. In the beginning, you replaced the sign every day as you tumbled through life. Over time, however, it got harder to replace the sign. Then, slowly, you found it nearly impossible to tape the sign back on every day. Finally, you stopped because you no longer be...
Individual Counseling Orlando Core Belief Exploration Individual counseling Orlando brings self-awareness and uncovers mental roadblocks. One way this happens is by examining your core beliefs. You would be surprised how these beliefs impact how you view yourself and affect how you interact with the world around you. Individual counseling helps you identify core beliefs and will help you determine if they are positive or negative...
Couples Therapy Orlando Couples Therapy Orlando is recommended to be the first place to start before discussing divorce. Sadly, many people struggling in a failing relationship do not seek professional relationship counseling help first. It is true that marriage and dating don’t come with a road map. Even people who think they are completely ready for commitment find it challenging to adapt to ...
Therapy for Anxiety Long Term Relief for Anxiety Therapy for anxiety in Orlando is a proven, long-term solution for anxiety relief. It has been shown that through anxiety counseling techniques, such as Cognitive Behavioral therapy, people can avoid medication or eliminate it altogether. This is one reason people choose to seek professional help from an anxiety therapist. Starting anxiety therapy with a mental health counselo...
Yoga for Better Mental Health In the mental health field, counselors who specialize in anxiety relief, stress management, or mood regulation, often suggest supplements to individual counseling alone. Many individual counselors that practice holistic wellness suggests clients incorporate strategies that help heal physiological symptoms of anxiety, depression, stress, grief, and many others while they are in...
Holistic Counseling and Mental Health Therapy Improving Mental Health with Diet Holistic counseling and mental health therapy incorporate strategies that allow a person seeking help for mental health issues to manage symptoms with the least intervention. This often means that people experiencing anxiety, depression, mood fluctuations, irritability, or other symptoms can find relief without the use of psychiatric medications. There are different ...
Cultivating Self-Compassion The Benefits of Self-Compassion Research suggests that people who practice self-compassion have healthier relationships, more compassion for others, and greater well-being. The opposite is true when you are self-critical. Surprisingly, self-compassion and self-criticism share the same goal. Both approaches tend to be utilized to motivate you toward success/safety. ...
Coping with Life’s Difficulties Life is challenging Most of us find that life has many challenges. Road-blocks are common when navigating relationships, responsibilities, physical health, emotions, and the list goes on. Sometimes, these blocks in the road can last a long time, and they can even take over our lives. For example, you may get a divorce, have a baby, or lose your job. Experiencing bi...
Individual Counseling; Learning How To Set Healthy Boundaries Individual counseling and learning how to set healthy boundaries first starts with knowing what boundaries are. Boundaries are the limits you set for yourself within relationships. They tell you when to say “no” and when it is safe to be vulnerable. Boundaries are often formed by the relationships you have with your caregivers in early childhood, and there are many...