Supervisors Sign Up For Our Social Work Supervisor Training This is a Social Work Supervisor Discussion on Sexual Addiction and its link to Sexual Abuse. All right. All right. Looks like we might be streaming and I hope everybody's doing good today. I gotta start my timer, because this cannot be long. But since we've been doing the social...[ read more ]
Mental Health and finding Therapists that take Medicaid in Alabama Identifying that you, or someone in your family, needs counseling or therapy services is one of the first steps to receiving professional help. If you have insurance through Alabama Medicaid, finding therapists that take Medicaid could be a bit frustrating. There are limited options for therapists who accept Medicaid to...[ read more ]
In this blog, I will discuss depression and chemical imbalances. I will provide support with the question of whether or not depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. New Science Alert Regarding Depression! A scientific study has recently been conducted and led by Professor Joanna Moncrieff, surrounding depression, serotonin levels, and trauma. The research indicates that depression...[ read more ]
I would like to talk about how fear of failure and fault impact relationships. We all witnessed something that we thought we would probably never see from Will Smith when he walked on the stage during the Oscars and slapped Chris Rock dead in the face after telling a joke that he did not approve of. Will Smith's fear of...[ read more ]
Intimacy is established in a marriage when two partners feel understood, emotionally vulnerable, and have a strong sense of trust in the relationship. Intimacy is a bond that is shared between a man and a woman who are less concerned about meeting their individual needs, but more concerned about meeting the needs and expectations of one another The Intimacy bond...[ read more ]
Why Should You Consider Therapy After A Divorce? When a marriage ends, it typically leaves one or both partners wondering, “what happened?” As a major life transition, divorce can be traumatic and mentally, physically, and emotionally draining. Therapy offers individuals powerful coping skills that can help them navigate their overwhelming thoughts and feelings. Therapy offers a safe space to explore...[ read more ]
There’s no question that it’s a strange time we have lived through and are still living in. With a pandemic over the last year on top of other pressing world issues, it’s natural to get overwhelmed, and that sometimes affects the bond we have with the person we love most. Even in the best of times, relationships can dip into...[ read more ]
Are you resistant to change? Do you ever find yourself wishing you could be less anxious, less fearful, more confident in your relationships, and more willing to simply “go with the flow”? If so, you’re not alone. Many people of all ages, genders, backgrounds, marriage status, and locations around the world struggle with this same resistance. One of the biggest...[ read more ]
Are you tired of allowing negative criticisms to get you down in your relationships or marriage? Are you tired of second-guessing yourself after hearing someone else's opinion? I want to engage you on the subject of how and when to accept negative criticisms. I want you to understand how to effectively manage criticisms, identify if criticisms are coming from the...[ read more ]
Marriage counseling for fixing various problems in life A majority of couples today face difficulties in maintaining good relationships due to a host of problems ranging from communications issues to infidelity. As a result of these relationship difficulties, divorce rates are skyrocketing, which often leaves the lives of adults as well as children in shambles. In today's time, it seems...[ read more ]
