Signs It’s Time to go to Therapy
So, you’re curious about trying therapy. Maybe you’ve been feeling off, or maybe a friend of yours told you about how much therapy has helped them.
So, you’re curious about trying therapy. Maybe you’ve been feeling off, or maybe a friend of yours told you about how much therapy has helped them.
But what does mental health really mean and why are we talking about it?
When children and teens need therapy, it’s not unusual for caregivers to feel like they have failed. But rather than being a sign of failure, seeking help for your child is a brave act.
Therapy, then, isn’t a very naturally masculine process. But I want to encourage men to push past their discomfort and seek therapy anyway because it can really help in so many areas of their life.
Seeking the guidance of a therapist is a wonderful way to fix your family’s communication problems and start the process of healing.
Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM) is recognized each year to bring attention to and reduce the stigma of mental health. Removing the stigma associated with mental health opens the door to support, treatment, and healing for the thousands of Americans wh
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