
Going to your “Happy Place”: A tired cliche or a real technique?
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
This isn’t fluff. These are real thoughts from real therapists—reflections on identity, grief, relationships, anxiety, and the daily work of being human. Our blog is a space to offer clarity, compassion, and occasional irreverence, just like our sessions.

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

There have been times when I have had to look in the mirror and remind myself the only thing I have control over is myself. We may not realize it, but

This post is for our dads, brothers, uncles, sons and husbands…the men in our lives. Our very own Jason Leito, LPC, not only invites men to schedule with him for excellent

There’s a concept researchers use when studying individuals rather than populations: the N=1 experiment. N is shorthand for the number of subjects in a study. Most research aims for hundreds or

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

I’ve been doing this therapy thing for a long time. Decades. In addition to seeing a full calendar of clients each week, I also supervise and teach upcoming therapists who are