
Why do I do what I do? And why do I keep doing it?
Grief brings people into therapy more often than curiosity does. Someone sits down, describes a marriage that ended or a job that finally broke them, and somewhere in the second or
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Grief brings people into therapy more often than curiosity does. Someone sits down, describes a marriage that ended or a job that finally broke them, and somewhere in the second or

We’ve all heard the expression, “go to your happy place” at some point or another. In movies, in television shows, in video games. Perhaps we’ve even been told this by a

The newest addition to the Vervewell team is student intern Megan Mumday. She has jumped into the offices with both feet and a calendar that’s getting busy! She brings a curiosity

From the very moment we enter the world we are being taught. The adults in our lives and our own experiences with the world teach us so much; we learn how

There are many topics I don’t know much about, but due to circumstances in which nobody tells you are beyond your control, perimenopause it not one of them! It goes by

Vervewell Counseling’s Beth Clardy Lewis, LPC-S and Casye LeRay, LPC have collaborated to send to you the cliff notes (seriously, only the highlights) of their recent conversation about the New Year