Teen Girls
By Jessica Darling Wilkerson, LMFT It’s quite often that a teen girl will experience feeling broken and powerless. There are so many other people directing
By Jessica Darling Wilkerson, LMFT It’s quite often that a teen girl will experience feeling broken and powerless. There are so many other people directing
By Jessica Darling Wilkerson, LMFT There’s this buzz word out in the world called BOUNDARIES. What does that even mean? You know you should have
By Jessica Darling Wilkerson, LMFT Oh, the teen girls! I love them. Once upon a time, I was a teen girl… now, I’m a grown
By Joe Acciaioli, LCSW In his book Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life, Steven Hayes compares our values to a life “compass.” Values
by Lauren Heinrich, AMFT Cutting is a sign of anxiety, not just thoughts of suicide. Self-harm is a scary topic. It’s not a
by Staff I think the biggest conundrum for parents is when kids lash out/ yell at parents or when they completely shut down. Parents can
by Emily Emmerman, MSW, ASW It might be annoying to be on the receiving end of, but eye rolling is a form of communication for
Karen grew up in a family who was very loving and affirming. They told her she was beautiful, creative, talented, and smart. However, if Karen
by staff contribution at Inspired Life Counseling Teen suicide is a tough subject to talk about. It is complex in its development and it is