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 [...]
By Jennifer DuBos MA LPC Odd man out. Third wheel. Three’s a crowd. All these sayings have one thing in common: they are communicating the awkward nature of a relationship between three people. We all know that groups [...]
by Eunia Lee, LCPC The other night, I mistakenly started a difficult topic of conversation with my husband just before bedtime (common wisdom would say to avoid this). Except I did not realize that it was a difficult topic [...]
by Mary Hockett, LCPC How many times have you wished that you could stand up for yourself and say exactly what is on your mind? Many females grow up with healthy opinions and a mind of their own, only [...]
by Jen Dubos, LPC I’ve heard it a hundred times from a hundred different people. They start out by saying “Well, they say…” and usually end with some general statement about politics, or a weird health statistic, or the [...]
by Jen DuBos, LPC How to transition your relationship with your child as they become adults The transition from the role of parent to peer in the life of your now-adult child, and visa versa, is a delicate process [...]