
Partner Communication: Do’s and Don’ts
By: Drema Carpenter, Psy.D., Post-Doctoral Resident Healthy communication is the key to a healthy relationship. When healthy partner communication is not used, false assumptions and

By: Drema Carpenter, Psy.D., Post-Doctoral Resident Healthy communication is the key to a healthy relationship. When healthy partner communication is not used, false assumptions and

Have you ever experienced a strong attraction (good chemistry) toward your partner but felt like the intimacy and connection were lacking? Maybe you’re wondering why

By: Rachel Needle, Psy.D. “Social distancing & Socializing” has recently become our new norm due to the mandated restrictions for preventing the spread of

Why do some people enjoy feeling scared? With today being Halloween, this is the time of year (and literally the day) when people look forward

Unhappy at work? Here are some simple tips to improve happiness in the workplace: – Keep a plant in your office – Improve Your Desk

By: Robyn Cassel, Ph.D. Items such as teddy bears, loveys, special blankets, etc. can be very healthy and positive for young. However, it is appropriate

By: Melissa Fogel, Psy.D.(Psychological Effects) That magical time of year for sports fans is just around the corner as we enter the month of March

By: Robyn Cassel, Ph.D. Parents can help bolster their child’s independent thinking skills, self-esteem, and ability to reach out for support by building a genuine,

By Liz Hankin, M.A., MFT In todays digital age we are all very concerned with what’s coming next and never seem to be happy in

Rachel Needle, Psy.D. Comments on Dak Prescott Speaking Up About His Struggle With Depression