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Monthly Archives: December 2014
A little bit about play therapy
By Michelle Scheu Most people think of therapy as being an option only for adults, teens and perhaps pre-teen youth. The idea of traditional therapy i.e. sitting in a chair and talking about your problems for an hour is pretty … Continue reading
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“Are you guys ready to cry?”
By Liz Wine I recently went to a concert given by Mary Lambert (not to be confused with Miranda Lambert). Mary is an artist who has experienced significant trauma in her life and is also open about having bipolar disorder. … Continue reading
Posted in Therapy
Tagged bipola, body image, Mary Lambert, Mental health, music, music therapy, Secrets, trauma
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Bah Humbug!
By Liz Wine With less sunlight, shorter days and more stress, this time of the year can be a buzz-kill for many people. Tack on the stress of dealing with difficult family members, and trying to create the perfect holiday, … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful tips
Tagged depression, Ebenezer Scrooge, emotions, helpful tips, holiday cheer, holiday lights, Holidays, life, stress, Stress Management
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Parents of the kids I work with want to know signs of drug use – this is what I tell them:
By Dee Marsh While teen use of alcohol and drugs is nothing new, drug use and terms have changed dramatically over time. Sitting around being groovy and toking on reefers is so last century. Today’s teens have a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction
Tagged addition, alcohol, drugs, family, helpful tips, prescription drug, teens
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