October is Mental Health Awareness Month, and in recognition Clinton United Methodist Church asked me to come speak to the congregation about anxiety and depression.
Do you wonder what else may be helpful to your clients who are suffering with anxiety or OCD? Are you already using alternative therapies with
Fear of Causing Pain: We clinicians went into our profession to help people; we are often natural caretakers. One of the paradoxes in training clinicians
Patience is not one of my strong suits. I am sitting at the Toyota Dealership waiting for my car to be serviced and I was
Usually in the first session with a new client I am able to end with the client having a notebook with a diagnosis, a brief
I have been facilitating a monthly OCD support group for the past 21 years. I never would have thought I would continue to provide this
I’m just back in the office after two wonderful weeks of summer vacation with my family in Maine. One day we had a blast at
Social Anxiety Disorder is the most common anxiety disorder, affecting up to 13% of people in the U.S. at some time. Because children’s development focuses
When providing supervision to clinicians, I always ask if they make it a point to include family members in their sessions. The answer is usually,
During a recent OCD support group, one of the members shared in graphic detail how OCD convinced him of being a homosexual. He said the
There were so many resources for OCD available at the IOCDF conference last week in Chicago! This picture give you a little taste of the
Sometimes I receive unexpected gifts when I am in a place of being open to receive them. I had such an experience on my way
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