One important part of divorce, outlined by Dr. Ahrons, is that there is no rule as to when the “new life” after divorce begins, and when the “old life” ends.

One of the biggest myths of suicide is that talking about it will encourage or lead to suicide. However, this is another way that the stigma controls the narrative…

I will never forget witnessing a family friend tell my aunt “Stop bringing your child everywhere with you, she will be too attached to you.”

How often do we hear complaints from people of stomachaches, headaches, and muscle tension, such as backaches?

The COVID-19 pandemic has seemed to flip the world of dating and romantic pursuits on its head with both beneficial as well as challenging consequences

As therapists, we assist individuals who can acknowledge and reflect on their own deep-rooted emotions and maladaptive behaviors despite how painful and challenging it may seem. With a narcissist, the goal is not necessarily to change who they are, that is a recipe for failure.

Being challenged on my pronoun usage by a 6-year-old brought about a lot of thoughts and feelings for me…

My personal definition of family has always included grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. This is because of how I grew up; I was born in a joint family system, which meant that my parents lived with my father’s parents, his siblings and their kids, all under one roof.

Through my relationship with my dog, my work with him as a therapy dog, and my clinical work as a clinical psychologist, I have come to better understand the interconnectedness of experience and the transformative and healing power of actively engaging with the natural world.

Any parent or caregiver knows the feelings of love and joy that comes from spending time with kids…

Growing up in the African American community, I was socialized to embrace a collectivistic view where the needs of the family or community were given a higher priority over your own. “You must be there for your family, no matter what” is a phrase that was constantly communicated to me throughout my life.

“You are no good to others if you do not take care of yourself” - I was told this repeatedly for years before I finally understood what it meant.

Having a newborn at any point in a person’s life is exciting, challenging, and scary and requires a period of time to adjust to the new reality.

It would be an understatement to say that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected how we conduct our daily lives. Many businesses are closed, and many are not operating at full capacity.

Of course, it’s healthy to feel good and proud of our achievements. What is not healthy is needing to be better than others in order to feel good about who we are, or worthy as a person.

As a minority in the United States, I have had to weigh my options. Not only in terms of the vaccines effectiveness but also in terms of level of trust in the healthcare system.

2020 was quite an exhausting year…

Navigating cultural differences in multicultural relationships can be challenging, but it also presents the opportunity to honor both origins and share meaningful traditions together.