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Beyond Beautiful: The Neurological Secret to True Sexual Attraction

Beyond Beautiful: The Neurological Secret to True Sexual Attraction

Article | Sex, sexuality
Have you ever stopped to wonder if being beautiful is the same as being sexy? Society often uses the words interchangeably, creating a confusing and often damaging narrative.
The Goddess Trap: The High Psychological Cost of Femininity Coaching

The Goddess Trap: The High Psychological Cost of Femininity Coaching

Article | Self-acceptance
A peculiar ideology has quietly seeped into the wellness space, promising women a path to happiness through rediscovering their "feminine energy."
Why Love Was Never Meant to Be Just a Feeling

Why Love Was Never Meant to Be Just a Feeling

Article | Love
We all know the lyrics: "love will find you." It’s a beautiful sentiment, a promise of a fire that never cools, an emotion so powerful it feels cosmic. But as we look around, we see that feelings often do cool.
Why We Judge the Parents Who Did Their Best

Why We Judge the Parents Who Did Their Best

Article | Relationship
Every parent sets out with the simple, powerful intention to be a good one. Yet, it seems an inescapable part of the human story that no matter how hard they try, their child will one day hold some resentment against them.
Emotional Life with  Chronic Illness

Emotional Life with Chronic Illness

Article | Emotions

Chronic illness touches more than the body, it changes many aspects of life. Attending to the emotional impact can restore  a sense of balance and possibility. 

He Has a Mistress. Now What? A Psychologist's Guide to Your Three Choices

He Has a Mistress. Now What? A Psychologist's Guide to Your Three Choices

Article | Betrayal
As long as marriage has existed, so has the affair. In our collective imagination, the mistress is often painted in extremes—either a romanticized heroine or a demonic homewrecker.
Before the Affair: The Preventive Measures Every Couple Should Know

Before the Affair: The Preventive Measures Every Couple Should Know

Article | Betrayal
It often starts with a subtle shift. A long-married woman suddenly seems to blossom, carrying a new light in her eyes. The easy assumption is that she’s found a lover.
An Honest Look at Alcoholism

An Honest Look at Alcoholism

Article | Harmful habits
Is a glass of wine every night a problem? What about getting hammered every Friday? What are the chances of slipping into dependency if you only drink on holidays with good company?
Why There Will Never Be One Universal Definition of Cheating

Why There Will Never Be One Universal Definition of Cheating

Article | Betrayal
What is cheating? If you ask ten different people, you'll likely get ten different answers. There’s no universal definition, no neat little box we can put it in. For one person, it’s a physical act, plain and simple.
The Affair Isn't Always the End: A Psychologist's Guide to What's Next

The Affair Isn't Always the End: A Psychologist's Guide to What's Next

Article | Betrayal
We’ve been led to believe that infidelity is the ultimate deal-breaker, a catastrophic event from which a relationship can never recover. The wedding vows we recite paint a picture of unwavering devotion: "I swear to be faithful until the end of my days."
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It is a 30-minute, completely free meeting with a Mental Health specialist that does not obligate you to anything.

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During this first session: potential clients have the chance to learn more about you and your approach before agreeing to work together.

Offering a free consultation will help you build trust with the client. It shows them that you want to give them a chance to make sure you are the right person to help them before they move forward. Additionally, you should also be confident that you can support your clients and that the client has problems that you can help them cope with. Also, you can avoid any ethical difficult situations about charging a client for a session in which you choose not to proceed based on fit.

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