By Dr. Michelle Hintz, Psy.D.Cadenza Center for Psychotherapy and the Arts Early in my career, I believed therapy was about helping people gain insight. I thought if I could help them see the pattern — the connection between their childhood wound and their adult choices — then I had done my job. There’s a moment […]
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Por Maria Guasone, MS, RMHCI Hay mañanas en las que la mente parece imparable. Te despiertas con ideas que fluyen más rápido de lo que puedes escribirlas. Dormir parece opcional, la energía es infinita, y la vida se llena de color y posibilidad. Y luego, casi sin aviso, los colores se apagan. El mismo mundo
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By Maria Guasone, MS, RMHCI Some mornings, your mind feels unstoppable. You wake up with ideas tumbling out faster than you can write them down. Sleep feels optional, energy feels infinite, and life seems full of color and possibility. Then, almost without warning, the colors disappear. The same world that once felt electric now feels
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By: Carolina Cossio, School Psychologist, Director of Evaluations We spend a great deal of time assessing children in schools and clinical settings—but it’s just as important to reflect on how we support and understand the adults who guide them. Teachers play a powerful role in children’s lives. They influence how kids see themselves, how they
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By Dr. Michelle Hintz, Psy.D., Each October, Mental Illness Awareness Week reminds us that awareness is only the first step. True healing begins in the quiet moments — in the spaces between words — where understanding is born. For those of us who work in the mental health field, listening is not a passive act.
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A case story from supervision exploring how novelty opened new doors for speech development By: BriAnne Weaver, MM, MT-BC & Michelle Hintz, PsyD, MT-BC When we meet children in therapy, we often start with what feels safe and familiar. For music therapists, that might mean choosing a well-loved nursery song or a favorite tune
How therapy can help reconnect what feels lostBy: Maria Guasone, RCMHI Depression is a wound you cannot see, and yet it colors everything. It makes mornings heavy, evenings lonely, and joy feel out of reach. For immigrants, this heaviness can feel even more complicated: not just sadness, but nostalgia, homesickness, and the quiet grief of
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Cómo la terapia puede ayudarnos a reconectar con lo que sentimos perdido ~Maria Guasone, RCMHI La depresión es una herida que no se ve y, sin embargo, lo tiñe todo. Hace que las mañanas se sientan pesadas, las tardes solitarias y que la alegría parezva inalcanzable. Para los inmigrantes, este peso suele sentirse aún más
Hollywood, FL — Cadenza Center is proud to announce its inclusion on the South Florida Business Journal’s prestigious list of South Florida’s Top Women-Owned Businesses. This honor celebrates not only Cadenza Center’s commitment to excellence in psychotherapy and the arts, but also the vital contributions of women entrepreneurs shaping the region’s business and community landscape.
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