12 Oct 8 Evidence-Based Therapy Types Explained (CBT, DBT, EMDR, and More)
A plain-English guide to eight evidence-based therapy types, including CBT, DBT, and EMDR, what each helps with, and how a therapist chooses the right fit....
A plain-English guide to eight evidence-based therapy types, including CBT, DBT, and EMDR, what each helps with, and how a therapist chooses the right fit....
Ten small daily habits that support depression recovery, from light and movement to routine and connection. Simple steps that add up alongside treatment....
Ten practical anger management techniques you can use right away, from catching early warning signs to cooling the body and reframing the thought....
Eight practical coping skills for PTSD and trauma, from grounding to sleep routines. Simple tools to steady yourself between sessions, plus when to get help....
Seven signs it may be time to get help for alcohol or drug use, from losing control to using to cope. You do not have to hit rock bottom to reach out....
Nine questions to ask before choosing a therapist, from experience and approach to insurance and fit. A simple checklist to find the right match....
Six benefits of teletherapy compared to in-office counseling, from no commute to easier scheduling and wider access, with the same effectiveness....
Home › Addiction Treatment › Substance Use vs. Addiction: Knowing the Difference and Getting Help The short answerNot all substance use is addiction. Use becomes a problem when it starts to control you rather than the other way around, when it continues despite clear harm, and...
Home › Teletherapy in Nevada › Can a Therapist See You Across State Lines? The Counseling Compact, Explained The short answerAs a rule, a therapist can only see you when you are physically located in a state where they are licensed. The Counseling Compact changes that...
Home › Mental Health Counseling › Understanding PTSD: Symptoms, Triggers, and Treatment Options The short answerPTSD is a treatable condition that can develop after a frightening or overwhelming experience. It tends to show up as reliving the event, avoiding reminders, feeling constantly on edge, and shifts...