Poor time management skills can affect a person’s stress, especially when juggling different life responsibilities. Time gets away from us sometimes, but consistent issues with time management can impair a person’s ability to manage their stress and cause them to slip up when dealing with life’s responsibilities. Learning healthy and effective methods for time management […]
Bullying is a common and hazardous experience that often occurs during childhood and adolescence. While children and teens are encouraged to treat each other respectfully, many kids in grade school are singled out and bullied. Victims of bullying feel alone, helpless, and vulnerable, and may not feel safe asking for help. When not properly addressed […]
Gratitude exercises can help clients in therapy cope with challenging feelings. Different conditions, including anger, depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, and more cause patterns of negative thoughts. When a client learns how to practice gratitude regularly, their negative thought patterns become more balanced. They start to consider the good things happening around them, which can reduce […]
Clients in therapy often struggle with living a life based on their values. As clinicians, we know that people do not always stay true to their values, which can cause us to struggle with different life challenges. A client’s self-image and ability to cope with stress is impacted when they are struggling to stay true […]
When working with clients who are trying to boost intimacy in their relationships, it is important to explore how love is communicated and how a strong connection is built between partners. Couples often struggle with understanding the best ways to meet each other’s needs for affection, which is why exploring love languages can be a […]
A client’s sleep quality is an important part of their mental health. Poor sleep patterns or difficulty with establishing a healthy sleep routine can be symptomatic of different conditions, like anxiety, depression, insomnia, or PTSD. If a client is suffering from sleeping issues or a recurrence of nightmares, it is important to consider the patterns […]
Anger is an emotion that can overwhelm anyone, especially when proper coping skills are not being used. Clients in therapy benefit from learning healthy and effective coping skills for anger. Coping skills help with regulating emotions and reducing reactivity and destructive behaviors. Teaching proper anger management skills helps a client in therapy learn how to […]
Poor time management skills can affect a person’s stress, especially when juggling different life responsibilities. Time gets away from us sometimes, but consistent issues with time management can impair a person’s ability to manage their stress and cause them to slip up when dealing with life’s responsibilities. Learning healthy and effective methods for time management […]
Panic attacks are challenging to go through, and it is not uncommon for a person to have a panic attack without even realizing it. Panic attacks cause many alarming symptoms that can be distressing and uncomfortable, so identifying a pattern of panic attacks is important in therapy. A person in therapy needs to learn how […]
Exercises that reinforce good behavior are helpful when teaching healthy habits to children in therapy. Using techniques that encourage wanted behavior helps teach children how to behave in school, at home, and in counseling. Incorporating a reward system into a child’s routine helps with encouraging wanted behavior. Reward systems engage kids in learning healthy behaviors […]
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