
Recess for adult? Harnessing fun to heal from anxiety and depression.
In our rapidly evolving world, we need to harness fun to heal from anxiety and depression. Since technology often dominates our daily lives, the significance

In our rapidly evolving world, we need to harness fun to heal from anxiety and depression. Since technology often dominates our daily lives, the significance

Exploring the Dynamics of Change and Recovery Life is a journey filled with twists, turns, and unexpected challenges. Sometimes, one of those challenges can be

In the realm of mental health, financial concerns often take a central stage, leading to what is commonly referred to as “money anxiety.” This form

“My goal is to lose 20 pounds” “My goal is to read one book a week” “I’m going to volunteer so much this year!” “I’m

Holidays with our families can make us feel anxious, stressed, depressed or overwhelmed. Check out some tips to try new boundaries for increased peace this holiday season.

Social media can make depression, anxiety, perfectionism and panic worse. Therapy is a great alternative.

Guest Post by Rebecca Tamm, LMT Breathing. It’s critical to our survival, but we often do it without thinking. From before we are even born

Therapy has long been associated with the idea that it takes years to see any significant progress or change. However, this misconception fails to acknowledge

Are you struggling with trauma, anxiety, or depression? Experience the powerful benefits of EMDR Intensives, a special therapy that lets you focus on healing in just a few days. Unlike regular weekly sessions, these intensives help you dive deeper into your emotional recovery in a safe space. With a trained therapist’s support, you can work through painful memories and regain control of your life. Take care of your mental health and consider this alternative healing option. Ready to move forward? Learn more about EMDR Intensives and how they can help you!

Coming in October to Bright Spot Counseling! Chair therapy not for you? Know that you struggle with the idea of walking into an office or