By Suzanne Clarey, LCPC Navigating the dynamic between parents and adult children can be an overwhelming experience for all involved. Parents may feel confused and rejected by their children's seeming lack of desire for parental input, and adult children can [...]
by Ashley Schmutzer, MA, LPC One cannot turn on the television and watch the news today without hearing about one of the many scandals that have hit our society regarding sexual abuse. Penn State, Syracuse University, and The Citadel [...]
by Priscilla Dean, Masters Intern I have always felt deeply for those who suffer with an eating disorder. In my years of high school and college, I have come in contact with many close friends and extended family members [...]
by Jennifer Stenzel, LCPC Are the dark, grim winter days getting you down? Are you dreaming of sunshine? Many living in the Midwest look forward to Spring. However, for the 10 million Americans who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, [...]
by Steve Wright, LPC. Children do not come with instruction manuals. You cannot reboot them when there is catastrophic failure and go back to the default settings. We don’t get to return them when things go wrong. What we [...]
By Jennifer A. DuBos, MA LPC The subject of self-injury, or cutting as most people generically refer to it, is something that can turn any parent’s stomach. We think “What could have happened to my child that would [...]