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September 20, 2024 Human Emotional System, Stress Management Post a Comment

What’s the Difference Between PTSD and Complex PSTD (CPTSD)?

PTSD

Most people have heard of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) but a lot of people have never heard of Complex PTSD.  The type and length of the trauma is generally what differentiates them.  Let’s discuss some more specifics about what makes them different.   With both PTSD and CPTSD, it starts with a traumatic event,...

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September 13, 2024 About Therapy, Chelsea Derossi Articles, For Parents Post a Comment

Should I go to Parent Therapy?

parent therapy, parenting support

School has started back up and despite this being the same old routine, you still find yourself frustrated and upset with the morning routine…  Where are your kid’s shoes?  Where is their homework?   Why are you feeling rushed and irritated yet again? Is your child challenged with school academics, having meltdowns after school,...

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September 6, 2024 For Parents, Uncategorized Post a Comment

The Secret to Sustainably Successful Parenting

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Before becoming a parent you may think you know what type of parent you will be and how you will handle the ups and down that come along with this very important role. But you may quickly realize as a new parent that regulating your own emotions can sometimes be more of a challenge...

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August 23, 2024 Uncategorized Post a Comment

The difference between Baby Blues and Postpartum Depression

baby blues

Contrary to what some people believe, the baby blues and postpartum depression are not the same.  Although they are both common, they can be different when it comes to how intense the symptoms are and how long they last.  Let’s break it down and identify the differences. The Timeline  ⁣Baby blues are common in...

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August 9, 2024 Human Emotional System, Stress Management Post a Comment

The difference between panic attacks and anxiety attacks

panic attack

People use the terms panic attack and anxiety attack interchangeably, and although they may appear to be similar, they really are very different.  You might mistake a panic attack for an anxiety attack (in someone else, or yourself) if you are not aware of the differences in their causes, symptoms and impact, so let’s...

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July 19, 2024 For Parents, Human Emotional System, Stress Management Post a Comment

3 Ways to Cut Down on Vacation Stress So You Can Actually Enjoy Your Vacation

vacation

Vacations are supposed to be relaxing, but if you’re reading this, you know that going on vacation involves stress. Sometimes it’s stress before, during and/or after. But you can take action and cut down on the stress.  Let’s break this down so you can get ahead of the curve and actually relax on your...

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July 5, 2024 Uncategorized Post a Comment

3 Things to Teach Your Kids to Say to Reduce Sibling Fighting

sibling fighting

Sibling fighting can happen year round but it can go through the roof during the summer. But this shouldn’t surprise you.  They are together all the time and don’t get a break from each other like they do the rest of the year when they get to have their space in their own classroom,...

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June 21, 2024 Human Emotional System, Relationships Post a Comment

Pop Psychology Concepts that need Correction

pop psychology

Social media and the internet can be super helpful resources when it comes to building awareness, destigmatizing and educating about mental health. AND, of course, there can be a lot of misinformation because literally anyone can say anything on the internet. So let’s take a second to correct a few things that have gotten...

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June 14, 2024 Human Emotional System Post a Comment

3 Reasons Being Depressed Can Feel Comfortable

depression

Of course, if you ask anyone, no one would tell you they want to be depressed or that they like to be depressed. And, even though you might not “like” being depressed, there’s a covert coziness to it. This is why when people say: “get out and do something, talk to your friends, exercise,...

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May 17, 2024 Uncategorized Post a Comment

The Unexpected Ways Emotional Neglect Can Show Up

emotional neglect

Emotional neglect can have a significant effect on a person’s life. The neglect may occur in childhood, however, the emotional and psychological impact can last for a very long time and show up in a variety of ways; especially because neglect isn’t always obvious.  You might have feelings about how your parents cared for...

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