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Here you will find helpful articles about mental health and relationships written by our Baltimore therapists. We are constantly reading new information to incorporate into our therapy practice, and we want to share it so more people can benefit from it. Feel free to comment and share your thoughts on our blogs.
CBT: What It Is and What It Can Do For You
Individual Counseling

CBT: What It Is and What It Can Do For You

Are there areas in your life that pose a challenge to you? Have you decided to face this challenge alone because you do not feel seeing a therapist is right for you? Cognitive-behavioral therapy...

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How Mindfulness Can Improve Your Mental Health
General

How Mindfulness Can Improve Your Mental Health

Anxiety disorders. Depression. These are all symptoms of poor mental health. Studies have shown that one in every five U.S. adults suffers from a mental illness. While medications, psychotherapy,...

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How to Tell Your Partner About Your Past Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse / Trauma

How to Tell Your Partner About Your Past Sexual Abuse

Relationships always start out on a high note. Your mutual attraction combined with your commonalities stirs up your feelings, while finding out about your differences and exploring the world...

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4 Ways to Better Understand and Cope with a Midlife Crisis
Life Transitions

4 Ways to Better Understand and Cope with a Midlife Crisis

It is said that if you live long enough, you’ll eventually hit middle age. Once they hit that mark, many people begin to look around at their life and notice what is working and what isn’t....

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5 Ways to Cope with Anxiety as a Parent
Parenting

5 Ways to Cope with Anxiety as a Parent

The hard work and unpredictability that makes parenting so rewarding can also cause a great deal of anxiety. Here are some simple ways to bring yourself to a place of calm. Make a To-Do List...

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How to Practice Self-Compassion
General

How to Practice Self-Compassion

Most of us from a young age are taught how to be kind, considerate and compassionate toward others. But rarely are we told to show the same consideration to ourselves. This becomes even more true for individuals brought up in abusive or unloving homes.

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