What I Thought Group Therapy Was vs What It Really Is
You don't have to be extroverted or love meeting new people to get something out of group therapy. Associate Therapist Chaucee Stillman, MA, LPCC, clears up the common myths, from whether you have to talk to what happens if you cry, and how to find a group that actually fits.
Psychedelics: Not a Magic Bullet
Centerpoint's clinical director on what psychedelic journeys actually offer, and why the change that lasts happens in the weeks of integration, not the journey itself.
What is EMDR Therapy? How It Works and Who It Can Help
EMDR helps the brain process experiences that talk therapy alone can't always reach, from trauma to anxiety, panic, and the patterns that keep repeating. A plain-language guide to how it works and who it helps.
Why Am I So Hard on Myself?
The inner critic is exhausting to live with, but why are we so hard on ourselves in the first place? An IFS therapist explains why the harshest voice in your head isn't actually the enemy, and what it might be trying to protect you from.
The Dad’s Dilemma: On Fatherhood, Burnout, and Breaking the Silence
Nearly half of all fathers experience burnout, and most of them never say a word about it. Daniel Aragon, MFTC and father of two, shares his own experience and how he’s helping men break the silence.
What Is Somatic Therapy and Does It Actually Work?
This is why a therapist might ask where you feel something in your body, not just what you think about it.
Attachment: Beyond the Hype
This is why attachment isn't really a personality type. It's an instruction manual your nervous system wrote before you had words.