What are Parents Really Juggling?
A parent’s love for a child surely is one of nature’s great treasures.
Michele
Michele is a certified registered nurse anesthetist and single mother who lives in New Jersey. In 2008, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, just a few weeks after receiving certification as a nurse anesthetist. With her world turned upside down and her exciting plans for the future put on hold, Michele struggled with anger, anxiety, and depression.
She found help through a University of Pennsylvania clinical trial focused on holistic therapy. In addition to using medication to treat her anxiety and depression, Michele uses affirmations,...
Podcast: To Therapy or Not to Therapy?
"People don't want to see a therapist because they think that means they're crazy. But, who decided that?"
~Gabe Howard
Today, we discuss the pros and cons of therapy. What it is, why it works, why it doesn't work, and every tangent in between. Spoiler Alert: One host loves therapy and the other host doesn't love therapy. Listen in now.
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About the Hosts of A Bipolar, A...
Protecting Children from the Impact of Marital Strife
A study reported by Janice Kiecolt-Glaser, at the American Psychological Association’s
Mindy Fox, MFT
Mindy Fox, MFT, works with patients to effectively release and change negative limiting beliefs, undesirable patterns, and resolve old issues that keep them from moving forward. She has over 19 years of experience as a licensed marriage and family therapist. Her expertise in psychotherapy, EMDR, somatic experiencing and neurofeedback helps her treat clients with attention deficit disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression issues.
Fox is a licensed marriage and family therapist and is certified in somatic experiencing and trained in neurofeedback EEG. She has...
Which Conflicts Consume Couples the Most?
According to one widely-held view on couple relationships, how you argue is far more important than what you happen to be arguing about.
Lori Zoellner Ph.D.
Dr. Zoellner is the Director of the University of Washington's Center for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress and an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Washington. Both her research and her clinical experience focus on the prevention and treatment of chronic posttraumatic stress disorder, with particular expertise in the area of memory functioning.
Prior to joining the faculty at UW, Dr. Zoellner received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, minoring in Behavioral Neuroscience, from the University of California, Los Angeles, and was...
Larry Cahill, Ph.D.
Dr. Cahill is an Associate Professor of Neurobiology and Behavior at the University of California, Irvine. His research focuses on neural mechanisms of memory formation for emotionally arousing events. Although in the past he has pursued this goal using both animal and human subject models, his current work focuses primarily on human subject studies. He employs neuropharmacological, neuropsychological, and brain imaging approaches in these studies. Dr. Cahill’s research suggests that activation of beta-adrenergic receptors and the amygdala in humans are critical for enhanced conscious...
Yvonne Sinclair, LMFT, MA
Yvonne Sinclair is a licensed Marriage Family and Child Counselor in California with a Masters in Counseling Psychology. She has been counseling clients about relationships since 1993. In her private practice she sees children, families, couples, and individuals. She address most issues around relationships, healing from abuse, parenting, anger management, and many others.
Additionally, Sinclair creates and facilitates retreats and workshops for couples and singles and self-help programs, including books and audiobooks. She has been teaching anger management to children, teens, and adults since 1993....