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Myths and Misconceptions About Trauma Therapy: Understanding How EMDR Can Help
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Myths and Misconceptions About Trauma Therapy: Understanding How EMDR Can Help

Trauma leaves invisible wounds that can shape every aspect of your life—your relationships, your sense of safety, your ability to trust, and even how you experience your own body. Yet despite how common trauma is, misconceptions about trauma therapy often prevent people from seeking the help that could transform their lives. Find in this blog a list of trauma misconceptions.

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Grief Therapy: Finding Your Path Through Loss and Toward Meaning
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Grief Therapy: Finding Your Path Through Loss and Toward Meaning

When we lose someone or something precious, the world can feel fundamentally altered—colors seem duller, routines feel hollow, and the simple act of getting through a day becomes an exhausting feat. Professional grief therapy offers the compassionate guidance and proven approaches you need to carry your loss with more tenderness and find meaning again.

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Finding Your Safe Space Through LGBTQ Therapy
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Finding Your Safe Space Through LGBTQ Therapy

Life comes with its share of challenges for everyone, but members of the LGBTQ community often face a unique set of experiences that can deeply impact mental health and well-being. This can include everything from the personal journey of coming out to coping with societal prejudice or the subtle weight of minority stress.

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Is It Normal to Feel Worse Before You Feel Better in Trauma Therapy?

Is It Normal to Feel Worse Before You Feel Better in Trauma Therapy?

Starting trauma therapy can feel like a brave and hopeful step. You might expect relief, clarity, or even peace right away. But what happens when you begin to feel worse before you feel better? It can be unsettling—but it’s also completely normal.

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