“I’m Good.”

When choosing a therapist, it is important to consider their Areas of Practice. specializes in:

by Ryan Hovis, MA, LPC I cannot begin to tell you how many times I have heard these words uttered in my office. As I sit and listen to the stories people share with me about the struggles and [...]

“I’m Good.”2014-01-06T14:23:14-06:00

Gratitude and Contentment

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Gratitude is an important part of the therapeutic process. Grant Stenzel discusses the need for and common barriers to gratitude.

Gratitude and Contentment2014-01-06T14:23:31-06:00

What’s Your Tape?

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by Cara Jones, LCPC   “I can’t say no.”    “I should do this.” “It just has to be this way.” “If something doesn’t turn out the way I hoped, it’s just going to be awful.”  “I have to [...]

What’s Your Tape?2015-10-07T13:03:07-05:00

How to Beat the “Winter Blues” for Good

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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, [...]

How to Beat the “Winter Blues” for Good2017-10-30T15:23:09-05:00

Dealing With Depression: When You Can’t Just “Snap Out Of It.”

When choosing a therapist, it is important to consider their Areas of Practice. specializes in:

By Grant Stenzel, LCPC Recently I came across the story of a person who, on the outside, really seemed to have it all. He was a well-known speaker in his field, immensely revered by colleagues, portrayed a pleasant demeanor, [...]

Dealing With Depression: When You Can’t Just “Snap Out Of It.”2014-01-06T14:24:18-06:00
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