When you’re seeking mental health support, it’s not always clear what type of service you need. Many people assume therapy and psychological testing are the same, or that one automatically includes the other. In reality, they serve different purposes, and understanding the distinction can help...
How Trauma Lives in the Body “I know it was years ago… so why does my body still react like it’s happening now?” This is one of the most common and painful questions we hear in therapy. Many people who seek support are thoughtful, intelligent,...
Let’s be honest. Between social media reels and our own big feelings, it can seem like everyone’s wondering if they (or their friends) have Bipolar Disorder. But before you start diagnosing your roommate for buying a dozen houseplants on a whim, or having a fit...
As a clinical psychologist with experience doing psychotherapy and psychodiagnostic assessments, I often meet individuals and families who are confused and concerned when questioning or faced with psychosis. Psychosis is not a diagnosis itself, but a state where someone loses touch with reality—often experiencing hallucinations,...