Februrary…. Valentines Day we celebrate Love with flowers,gifts and expensive dinners! There are many different types of love in the world. Parents love their children, friends love each other, and partners love each other. But out

In a world full of fast pace movement, and races to a self-set finish line, sometimes the best thing you can do is slow down. Whether you’re racing to hit a made up deadline, or trying

How beautiful a replenished soul can be, especially when it is something that carries into our relationships. We often find ourselves caught up in the everyday routine – taking care of the kids, stressing with work,

Do you ever fell like your relationship has gotten too routine? Maybe there's a lack of excitement, and a longing to connect deeper. This happens to the best of us. We get into a routine, and

We have had the pleasure of interviewing incredible people over the years on our podcast Bringing intimacy Back. We've talked about love, relationships, heartaches, and intimacy. Here are our top interviews: ONE Extraordinary Marriage |Tony and

Okay all you single ladies and gents, this one is for you. Time and time again when it comes to relationships I hear people say, "I'm just looking for my best friend." Let's get one thing

I love counseling.  It’s like walking in your shoes, living out your experience.  Not only do I learn about you and your challenges, I also feel some of what you feel.  I get to see some

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     Have you seen the videos of irate customers giving flack to employees? Seeing those outrageous displays makes me think about how people have become so quick to anger. I think “Jeez, I’m glad I’m not

At some point or another, you will most likely have a partner who you feel like you never see. Your schedules are exactly opposite, or they have so many necessary projects going on that you feel

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Having and recalling vivid dreams is both a blessing and a curse. The brain’s most uninhibited creativity takes place during sleep, which can lead to wild inspiration and motivation. On the other hand, the brain is

Research has always touted the benefits of youth sports both physically and mentally. Sports can be a great way to promote socialization and teamwork as well as improve confidence and resilience. A child may meet their

For many people, one, two, or even five dollars is easily forgotten. Did you miss that pocket change when you put your pants through the wash? Remember that surprise you felt when you found the crumpled

Recently my sister Becky and I were listening to an animated story from a 10 year old boy who explained to us that “girls on the playground can be real Karen’s.” We did not understand and

The terms “sociopath” and “psychopath” are both out of date and out of touch. They carry negative connotations with them throughout society from a history of stigmatization. Most people don’t even know what these terms used

Have you ever felt anxious about taking the exam? If your answer is yes, you are not alone. Most people have moments when they feel anxious. Anxiety is the most diagnosed disorder in the United States.

The easiest thing to do during a time of struggle is to throw up your hands, look up at the sky, and ask, “God, why me?” What doesn’t come easy is the answer to that question.

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“I have a forty-hour work weeks, chores, appointments, kids, general personal care, and you want me to think about meditation? Yeah, right.” I hear this sentiment incredibly often in my sessions. Many lifestyles just aren’t built

Is he or she emotional, subject to jealous fits? Is he or she prone to temper tantrums? Is he or she subject to wide mood swings? Is he or she calm under any circumstance? These questions

Depression is an extremely difficult disease. It can alter your entire view of the world around you, your view of friends and family, strangers, activities or hobbies you used to enjoy, everything. It’s because of this

Long distance relationships are not for everyone. By far, they take more work than relationships in close proximity. But the lucky few who CAN make it work should have every tool possible at their disposal! Here

Major Depressive Disorder Depression is feeling similar to sadness that many people feel they experience. Although there are various forms of sadness and depression, it is important to understand the difference between feeling sad, or situational

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The greatest examination of dealing with an angry or furious person is to hold back from turning out to be one yourself-- or the consequences will be serious, the high illness and sensitivity of disgust and

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You love your partner. You can't envision existence without that person. In any case, after some time, you've likely seen a decrease in the energy – both enthusiastic and physical – that you delighted in toward

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At whatever point you go to the shopping center or eatery, or even in your own home, attempt to glance around. You will see kids posting via web-based media, babies watching on iPads, and grown-ups whose

#MeToo. Social media. TikTok. Only Fans. Gender fluidity. The realities of what kids know — or think they know — about sex are vastly different than when we were growing up. While this assumption has been

  On the Latest Bringing Intimacy Back show, we had a special guest Kathy Kates, a pelvic floor therapist, and bilingual family nurse practitioner. Kathy Kates works with women, men, transgender, and non-gender non-conforming patients experiencing

  On the latest Bringing Intimacy Back show, we welcomed a special guest by the name of Dr. Talal H. Alsaleem . He is an award-winning marriage counselor and researcher. Dr. Talal is the author of

If you can't access gratitude right now, that's ok. Feel what you feel. There is a lot of pressure to feel grateful for health and well-being during this COVID-19 crisis. After all, so many others are

  On our recent show, we had special guest Letitia Browne-James. Dr. Letitia Browne-James is the Founder and Owner of Victorious Living Counseling & Consulting, LLC. She is a Board Certified Counselor, Licensed Mental Health Counselor

  On our Latest Bringing Intimacy Back show, we had guests, Seneca Williams, LMHC is an online therapist and international professional coach, with an online practice established in 2015. As a mental health advocate, she volunteers her

On our Latest Bringing Intimacy Back show, we had guests, Dr. David Hall. Dr. David Hall is a Registered Mental Health counselor that provides services to individual, group, and couples therapy. Dr. Hall also integrates faith

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    On our Latest Bringing Intimacy Back show, we had guests, Dr. Kiley Hanish. Kiley Krekorian Hanish, OTD, OTR/L is a bereaved mother, doctor of occupational therapy, and founder of Return to Zero: H.O.P.E. Kiley

  On today's Bringing Intimacy Back show, we will meet Chris and Ashley Bruce and discuss  This show focuses on their views on parenting, business, and personal intimacy. Get ready for an exciting show today! We

    During challenging times, it is natural to react in a way that ensures our safety and the safety of those we care about. It is important to tend to our most immediate needs and

    Lay Down Some Household Ground Rules Come up with a game plan for how the day will go, designated certain hours for using the kitchen, working and/or spending time alone, and period of time

  On our Lastest show, we had special guest John Weiman. John's love for helping people who are struggling in relationships and within themselves is such a beautiful gift that he has and is able to

  By Melissa Pandika As the coronavirus pandemic presses on and forces many in the US to stay home for who knows how long, you probably feel overwhelmed and anxious, among other emotions, which you might

By: Sam Dylan Finch  1. Carve out a safe space and intentional time for therapy The emotional nature of therapy makes it even more important to have some space and time set aside to engage with

As a collective effort to stop the spread of COVID-19 we are taking temporary precautionary steps to hold our therapy sessions online, starting Thursday 3/18 through Tuesday, March 31st via our secure online platform, Simple Practice.

As a collective effort to stop the spread of COVID-19 we are taking temporary precautionary steps to hold our therapy sessions online,  until further notice, via our secure online platform, Simple Practice. Video distance counseling is

By Katie Pearce; The Hub To slow the spread of COVID-19 through U.S. communities, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has encouraged Americans to practice "social distancing" measures. But what is social distancing, and

If your anxiety is sporadic and getting in the way of your focus or tasks, there are some quick natural remedies that could help you take control of the situation. If your anxiety is focused around

  Not all couples plan for a trip down the aisle. Even couples who have been in a relationship for years may choose to forgo tradition and not get married. In recent years, single-parent households, single-person

Never heard of love languages before?  "In a relationship, peoples' styles of thinking are very different, so it would follow that what their needs in a relationship could be different," he says. "Therefore, it’s important to

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Educate yourself Learn everything you need to know about depression and its causes, symptoms, and treatments to better support your loved one. Separate Fact from Fiction There are many myths about depression. For example, depression is

The Holidays are supposed to be a time fill with joy and peace.  However what if you are not feeling that way, and you feel very stress and alone, what do you do? Here are some

Join us as we start our fall series “Bringing Basics Back”.  This series will have a new Tuesday Tip every week with simple ways to open the door to intimacy  every day.  Aesthetic Intimacy   For

Forgiveness Intimacy “The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.”—Mahatma Gandhi Forgiveness Intimacy  is the act of apologizing to each other and asking for forgiveness. This involves asking your spouse, “What can

Spiritual intimacy is often misunderstood by majority of couples. In relationships couples often have different  religious views and fail to realize that they still can connect spiritually. Spiritual intimacy is not about having identical views on