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
A 4-Part Blog Series by Debra Cohen-Melamed, LCSW, CCTP, TF-CBT, CPDTP In Part 1, we explored how the Fight response turns fear into control. In Part 2, we unpacked how Flight keeps us moving to escape overwhelming emotions. But not all trauma responses are active. Some are invisible—misread as apathy, laziness, or indifference. As a
The Freeze Response – When Numbness Becomes a Way of Life (Trauma Responses, Part 3) Read More »
By: Rebecca David-Cusani, LMHC candidate Executive functioning might sound like a clinical buzzword, but it plays a major role in the everyday lives of our clients — especially children and teens. As a mental health intern, I’ve found that blending creativity with therapeutic structure can be a game-changer. One of the most engaging tools I’ve
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As we step into 2025, many of us are setting goals and resolutions to improve our lives. While focusing on fitness, finances, or career goals is common, prioritizing mental health and self-care should top the list. A healthier mind is the foundation for success in every area of life. This year, make self-care a cornerstone
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The holiday season is often filled with joy, family gatherings, and cherished traditions. However, it can also bring stress, overwhelming expectations, and emotional challenges. From hosting events to finding the perfect gifts, the pressure to create a “perfect holiday” can take a toll on your mental health. This year, consider putting your well-being first by
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La depresión es una condición común de salud mental que afecta a millones de adultos, y su impacto a menudo se extiende al lugar de trabajo. Para quienes lidian con la depresión, gestionar las tareas diarias, mantener la productividad e interactuar con colegas puede sentirse abrumador. Si estás enfrentando la depresión mientras intentas cumplir con
Depresión en el Lugar de Trabajo: Cómo Navegar en el Trabajo Cuando Estás Luchando Read More »
Por María Guasone, MS ¿Te suenan las palabras procrastinación y/o pereza? Hmmm, sí a mí también!!!! ¿Qué te viene a la mente cuando decimos procrastinación o pereza? Quizás algo como: “¿Por qué hacerlo hoy si tengo más tiempo después?” “Estoy cansado, lo haré mañana” “Mi jefe aún no me pidió el proyecto, así que no
Procrastinación vs. Pereza: Similitudes, Diferencias y Qué Hacer al Respecto Read More »
By Maria Guasone, MS Do the words procrastination and/or laziness sound familiar to you? Hmmm, yes — to me, too! What comes to your mind when we say procrastination or laziness? Maybe something like: “Why do it today when I have more time later?” “I’m tired, I’ll do it tomorrow” “My boss didn’t ask for
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