by wsiepro | May 19, 2025 | Individual Counseling
Children are amazing. They create entire worlds out of their imagination and can inhabit them for hours. They can alternate in an instant between being wonderfully generous and shockingly selfish. They also develop patterns of behavior in response to everyday...
by wsiepro | May 16, 2025 | Individual Counseling
Psychologists often encourage people to name their feelings. It’s an effective way for people in therapy to begin the process of identifying the root problem of an issue. Attentive parents often do the same with their children — why are you crying? Are you feeling...
by wsiepro | May 13, 2025 | Individual Counseling
It happens to everyone. You’re telling someone about a movie you saw that was terrific and when you’re ready to mention the star’s name, it was… you draw a blank. Or you’re reminiscing with old friends about an adventure you shared way back when and the town you...
by wsiepro | May 10, 2025 | Individual Counseling
Serious athletes learn early how to train in order to attain peak performance. Many learn not only by trial and error but also through the guidance of a coach. One thing every athlete learns is that they can’t perform to the best of their ability if they’re too tired...
by wsiepro | May 5, 2025 | Conversations, Family Counseling
In my recent blog, For Kids, Five Little Things That Make A Big Difference, I mentioned the importance of telling family stories. It’s a good and dramatic way to teach kids valuable life lessons. If an uncle or grandmother or some other relative had a hardship —...