Understanding dreams about death requires us to navigate the shadows of our subconscious, exploring the unseen and unknown aspects of life. It encourages deeper understanding, acceptance of life's impermanence, and the mysteries that lie beyond our conscious comprehension. If you're ready to embark on this journey of discovery and clarity, let's explore the messages our dreams of death are trying to convey, together.

One of the questions I encounter frequently from clients revolves around the distinction—or lack thereof—between ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). This confusion is not unwarranted, given the evolving nature of how these conditions are understood and diagnosed. To clarify this common query, let's delve into the history, the changes in the DSM, and what these mean for individuals diagnosed with either condition.

Anxiety is a familiar emotion to many, yet its physical manifestations can be as varied and complex as the individuals who experience it. Beyond the mental and emotional turmoil, anxiety often presents a series of physical sensations that can be both bewildering and distressing.

Dreams about teeth falling out are among the most common and unsettling ones that many of us experience. While dreams can be mysterious and their meanings subjective, there are several interpretations that experts often agree upon. These interpretations can provide insight into our waking lives, reflecting our innermost fears, anxieties, and struggles. Let’s explore five possible meanings behind this intriguing dream scenario.

Bare Minimum Mondays is a concept that encourages individuals to focus on the bare minimum requirements for the day, and nothing more. The idea is to start the week out with just your essential tasks in order to preserve energy for the rest of the week. The hope is that come Friday, you won’t feel like your battery is at 0%.

I’m embracing the idea that true consistency lies in adapting to life's changes in ways that align with my core values and goals. It's a balancing act between change and stability, and it's a skill I'm keen on mastering. This January, as we all reflect and look forward, I encourage you to think about what consistency means to you and how it can be a guiding principle in the face of life's inevitable changes.

Affordable therapy is a critical aspect of ensuring that individuals have access to the mental health support they need. Therapy doesn’t have to be expensive!! If you're considering therapy but have concerns about the cost, leveraging your insurance coverage can be a game-changer. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to make therapy more affordable by effectively using your insurance benefits.

Imagine how you want to feel when you wake up in the morning. Energized? Fulfilled? Serene? Your goals should be a ladder to those feelings.

As a therapist, I encourage you to pay attention to your dreams and consider what they might be communicating. Whether they are recurrent, typical, lucid, or something else entirely, each dream offers a unique perspective into your inner world.