4 Surprising Ways to Support the People in Your Life Who Have Aspergers/Autism
by William Schroeder, MA, LPC, NCC Since it is Autism Awareness month, I wanted to speak to a little of what I have noticed in my work with Autism
The Benefits of Getting Kinky
(The following article talks about adult topics like sex and sexuality) Adam Maurer, LPC, LMFT “50 Shades Darker” recently hit theaters, rekindling the word’s flirtation with alternative sexuality. The film
How to Procrastinate Efficiently
By: Laura Rifkin, LCSW On your mark, get set… I have been trying to write a blog post for over six months. I almost finished one back in November, but
What to Expect from Marriage Counseling
Are you curious what to expect from marriage counseling? When you have issues in your marriage where do you turn for help? If you are a private person (or are
Four Factors That Predict the Investment in a Relationship
There are many factors that determine whether a relationship is successful or not but one research study focused on four factors which help to predict investment in a relationship. This
Increasing Connection: Learn How to Fight Right
By Adam Maurer, LPC, LMFT Conflict is an inevitable part of being in any relationship and research shows that 65% of arguments are unresolvable. People tend to pick partners who
Parents Who Parent Differently
Loren Lomme, LPC, RPT One of the issues that pops up most frequently when I meet with parents is the concern, and oftentimes disagreement and frustration, that comes with differing
How to Reduce Anticipatory Anxiety
By Shannon Haragan, LPC By now, you’ve probably heard that people are more afraid of public speaking than they are of death. Or, as Jerry Seinfeld puts it, “If you
Tips for Managing Election Anxiety
“Pre-Election Stress Disorder” can be alleviated with simple techniques AUSTIN – In advance of the next presidential debate, a group of Austin therapists is offering tips for managing “election anxiety”. Just
7 Easy Tips to Manage ADD
I should probably call this post ADD and Me, as it has been more than part of my shadow for all of my life. It affects my work, relationships, and
How to Talk About Sex with Your Son or Daughter
By: Loren Lomme, MA, LPC, RPT As a kids’ counselor and mom of a 4 year old and teenager, I often hear others talking about awkward sex-talk situations with their
How to Live in the Moment with Anxiety & Depression
How much of your life do you spend in the present moment? How much time do you spend daydreaming, ruminating about the past, or worrying about the future? How much
Why Time Is Important in Relationships
by Adam Maurer, LPC, LMFT, Couples Therapist One of the simplest things you can do for your relationship is be proactive in managing the time you spend on yourself, being
What Makes Love Last? Simple Ways to Improve Your Relationship
By Adam Maurer, LPC, LMFT Associate Part 1- Knowing Your Partner Being a guru of relationships people often ask me, “what is the secret to making love last?” Most folks are
Why We Should Play with Our Kids
By: Loren Lomme, MA, LPC, NCC A Play Therapist’s Perspective on Parenting Blogs I am a frequent reader of parenting articles and blogs. I am always on the lookout for