by Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C, DAPA In case you haven’t noticed, there are an awful lot of psychotherapy modalities out there! And many trainers are adamant that their treatment paradigms are...
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by Sharon R. Peterson, LCSW-C Founding Director of: Eating Disorder Network of Maryland The holidays are not relaxing and fun for everyone, especially those with an eating disorder (E/D). They...
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We know that this time of year can be especially triggering. What makes it even harder are the television commercials, Hallmark cards, and piped in holiday music that tell us...
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by Howard Reznick, LCSW-C In his new book, Spontaneous Happiness, Andrew Weil, MD shares his views on the epidemic of depression (seasonal or otherwise), the widespread vitamin D deficiencies, and...
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By Susan A. Osofsky, LCSW I was standing in our popular shopping district today watching the annual Halloween Zombie Walk, delighted by the creativity of all the young people dressed...
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Part of why we are often reluctant to forgive others may be because we have the wrong idea about what it really means to forgive. Here’s what it is NOT:...
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Those of you who have trained with me in the past, are well aware that I take great stock in the impact that either secure, insecure, ambivalent, avoidant or disorganized...
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By, Kate Oliver, MSW, LCSW-C Attachment is the relationship people develop with our early caregivers that shape how we form connections to other people throughout our lives as well as...
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I don’t know about you, but when the Olympics began, I lost a lot of sleep. I stayed up late every night- mesmerized by the courage, determination, and dedication of...
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Much has already been written about the heartbreaking tragedy in Colorado. The killer’s total disregard for human life and safety are impossible for us to process. Many people have asked...
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