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Couples Therapist; How and Who to Pick

Find out what to look for in a qualified Marriage or Couples Therapist Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Marriage/Couples Therapy Therapy for a couple can play a huge role in a relationship’s ability to repair, build, thrive or end smoothly. The question is, who can you actually trust your relationship with? The trick is to find not

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Aggression in Children

Understanding why children become aggressive is an important step toward helping them cope, heal and learn healthier behaviors.  Photo Credit: Mikhail Nilov Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Aggression in children, no matter the child’s age, can be scary, confusing and overwhelming for parents, the children themselves and for others in the child’s sphere.    Coercion cycle is

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Can I use Insurance for Couple or Family Therapy?

Insurance coverage can be a great thing for families and individuals to have. It helps to offset the costs of many medical and mental health treatments. One downside to having insurance is that it sometimes does NOT cover certain services. Couple or family therapy may or may not be covered by insurance, and that is

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Choosing a Mental Health Caregiver

A quick guide to help you in your search for care that fits you best Photo Credit: Cotton Bros Stuido Facebook Twitter LinkedIn     So, you’ve decided to see a therapist, what next? You begin to search the web–and invariably are confronted with all types of information. Information that may not be very helpful

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Costs of Therapy

Photo Credit: Cotton Bros Studio Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Good therapy is expensive. Let’s talk about why.   You search the internet, you narrow your findings to a pool of great-fit-for-me-therapists. You pick a website to explore. You navigate to the “services” button, to get an idea of what you might pay per visit. And, whoa.

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