by wsiepro | Mar 6, 2025 | Conversations, Family Counseling
It’s one of life’s little joys to watch a young child play with a toy figure, creating a fantastical world filled with heroes and villians. While they hold their little figure on the edge of a chair, they call the action: “They’re about to get you… jump, jump into the...
by wsiepro | Mar 3, 2025 | Career, Individual Counseling
Good ol’ Aristotle is credited with saying, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence therefore is not an act, but a habit.” In fact, he was playing off a statement of his teacher, Plato, who said, “Character is simply habit long continued.” To truly understand the...
by wsiepro | Mar 1, 2025 | Marriage Counseling
If you are lucky enough to have had grandparents or parents who had a loving, stable long-term marriage, do you ever wish you had taken the time to have more (or any) serious conversations about their relationship? It is the rare young person — especially in the...
by wsiepro | Feb 24, 2025 | Family Counseling
What’s the nicest thing anyone ever said to you when you were a kid? If you’re like most people, you’d probably reflect on a loving memory of a parent, or perhaps a teacher, praising you or simply saying I love you at a particularly impactful moment....
by wsiepro | Feb 18, 2025 | Marriage Counseling
As most any parent can tell you, calling up advice that you remember your parents giving you can be strangely comforting. Those little rules of the road — actions speak louder than words, look before you leap! — are intuitively packed with common sense and wisdom. As...