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Tag: Mindfulness

Is Your To-Do List Stealing Your Holiday Joy? Let’s Reclaim the Season Together, PLUS A GIFT ON US 😃

Stark Wellness Clinic

**For a free gift this holiday season from us at Stark Wellness, scroll to the bottom of the email** The holidays SHOULD be a time for celebration, connection, and rest.  But for many of us the holidays have turned into a stressful race to check off endless to-do lists. With the pressure of shopping, cooking, […]

DBT Skills Group for Teens

Loi Logan

Hello all, We have exciting news at Evolve Therapy & Yoga!! Our second Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills group sessions are scheduled to start January 20th. Our group is tailored for teens having difficulty regulating their emotions, struggling with poor interpersonal skills, depression and anxiety, suicidal ideations, self-injurious behaviors. Each group is led by a Licensed […]

How Can We Use Dreams to Our Advantage?

Dreams have long fascinated thinkers and psychologists, leading to various theories about their purpose and significance. Some view them as random brain activity, while others, such as Sigmund Freud, believe they reveal repressed desires. Carl Jung, however, took a different perspective. He considered dreams to be a crucial link to the unconscious mind, offering vital […]

Bridging the Gap: How My Executive Coaching Background Enhances Your Therapy Experience

Adam Kreuzer

At Dorfen Health Services, I bring a unique perspective to therapy—one shaped by years of experience in executive coaching and corporate leadership. This blend of expertise allows me to offer clients a dynamic approach that is both deeply personal and strategically focused. Whether you’re an individual looking to navigate life’s challenges or a professional seeking […]

What is Active Imagination?

Active imagination, a technique developed by Carl Jung, serves as a core method in analytical psychology for engaging with the unconscious. Jung viewed it as a pathway to achieving personal wholeness by unlocking latent aspects of the psyche. Unlike dreams, where the unconscious communicates in a passive, unidirectional way, active imagination allows the conscious mind […]

Nurturing Mental Well-being: Stress, Daily Practices, Coping Strategies, and the Window of Tolerance

Nurturing Mental Well-being: Stress, Daily Practices, Coping Strategies, and the Window of Tolerance It’s easy to overlook the importance of tending to our mental health in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. Just as we prioritize physical exercise and nourishment, our minds require daily care and attention, too. Let’s explore practical ways to […]

True Self: The Observer

Carrie Jones, LPC

You Are Not Your Thoughts, Feelings, or Body—You Are the Observer Ever felt overwhelmed by your thoughts or emotions, or caught up in judging your body? Many of us get trapped in our minds, believing that our thoughts, feelings, and sensations define who we are. But the truth is: you are not your thoughts, feelings, […]

11 Fun Types of Meditation!

Carrie Jones, LPC

When you think of meditation, do you imagine sitting perfectly still with a blank mind? Many people assume that’s the only way to meditate, but there are so many ways to make meditation engaging, even fun! Whether you’re a natural daydreamer, love to move, or simply want help falling asleep, there’s a meditation style for […]

Yoga and the Healing of Interpersonal Trauma: A Qualitative Meta-Analysis

Dr. Ashley Gulden

As a counseling psychologist dedicated to supporting parents, caregivers, and individuals affected by trauma, staying informed by the latest research is a core part of my commitment to providing the best possible care. I make it a priority to continuously learn and engage in research that directly enhances my counseling practice. I invite you to […]

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