“So many things are possible just as long as you don’t know they’re impossible.” — Norton Juster I started therapy services with Linda Turner while I was being confronted by my adult daughter in college over parental alienation that occurred in her childhood following a divorce. I was on the receiving end of it, and… Read More Customer Testimonial – Encouragement
Trauma (PTSD and C-PTSD)) should not be a life sentence. Therapies like EMDR is a brain-body based therapy, which can be used to tap into the part of the brain called the limbic system which goes beyond talking therapy. I use an EMDR method called Butterfly Tapping on my clients, which uses a bi lateral… Read More EMDR Therapy – Book Now
Inner child work is any form of self discovery that helps you access the child you once were, along with the experiences and emotions that child was taught to repress.
In our residential treatment programs, each resident is seen as a unique individual with their own strengths and weaknesses. Residents are accepted and appreciated for who they are, rather than being viewed as a “case” or a “patient.”
Although narcissism is difficult to treat, progress can be made over time. Even weekly sessions over a shorter term can yield benefits. Patients’ functioning and adaptation to reality can improve through gaining some control over their defenses and by working through past trauma (Masterson, 2004). They can learn to manage their anger, rage, and impulsivity.… Read More Individual and Marital Therapy with Narcissists | Psychology Today
There are several approaches to dealing with narcissism, but therapy typically involves these essential steps: identifying existing defense mechanismsexploring reasons behind these coping methodslearning and practicing new patterns of behaviorexploring how behaviors affect othersexamining connections between their internal voice and their treatment of others The key to lasting progress often lies in: helping someone see… Read More Dealing with narcissism
Mental toughness is about more than just having resilience and control in difficult situations. It relates to a psychological frame of mind that endorses confidence and commitment to success. In his book Developing Mental Toughness, the psychologist Peter Clough describes mental toughness as a combination of the following: The amount of control a person believes they… Read More Mental toughness
Brain decline and dysfunction• Peripheral artery disease• Osteoporosis• Sexual dysfunction• Bowel and bladder incontinence• Muscle loss and general bodily weakness• Chronic pain• Osteoarthritis• Visual and hearing loss• Cancer• Wrinkles and other body image factors• Varicose veins• Obesity• Diabetes• Physical deformity• Dry or damp palms• Hand tremors• Sexual dysfunction• Insomnia• Headaches• Asthma/Bronchitis• Epilepsy• Alcohol problems• Arthritis•… Read More Physical Disorders Associated with Psychological Distress
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