Can therapy help me get off antidepressants?

Whether therapy can help you taper off antidepressants, what that process actually requires, and why it is not a decision to make alone.
5 Ways Just Mind Helps Build a Stronger Austin Community

Five ways Just Mind invests in Austin beyond the therapy room, starting with support for local education.
Why Happy Couples Seek Proactive Therapy

Couples therapy is not only for couples in trouble. Why the happy ones come in early, and what they get out of it.
The Importance of Touch in Relationships

Why physical touch matters in a relationship, what it communicates that words do not, and what happens when it quietly disappears.
Breaking the Cycle: Protecting Your Kids from Food Struggles

How food shame passes from one generation to the next, and what to do differently so your kids do not inherit it.
The Game Changing Power of Radical Acceptance

Radical acceptance is not approval and it is not giving up. What it actually asks of you, and why it loosens the grip of what you cannot change.
The Power of Shared ADHD Mistakes

Why hearing someone else describe the same ADHD mistake lands differently than any strategy, and what shared experience does for shame.
Dating with Avoidant Attachment

Avoidant attachment shows up as distance you create before you notice you are creating it. How to catch that and move toward instead.
Do You Need a Psychological Assessment for ADHD or Autism? A Comprehensive Guide by a Psychologist

When a psychological assessment for ADHD or autism is genuinely worth it, and when a conversation with a clinician gets you there faster.
Why Diets at Best Fail and at Worst Cause Harm

Diets do not simply fail. The failure is built into the design, and the cost lands on your relationship with food long after you stop.
Somatic Experiencing (SE): Understanding Dr. Peter Levine’s Trauma Therapy

The key ideas behind Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing, how it works with the body rather than the story, and who it tends to help.
How I Overcame My Food Struggles and How You Can Too

A first-person account of coming out the other side of food struggles, and the parts that turned out to be transferable to anyone.