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Recovering from Loneliness: "A Part of" or "Apart From"?
The key to overcoming loneliness and fostering meaningful relationships lies in cultivating a sincere relationship with oneself.
Mar 4, 20242 min read


Healing at the Intersection: Ketamine Psychotherapy for Depression, Trauma and Autistic Burnout
In the intricate landscape of mental health and well-being, unconventional journeys often lead us to unexpected places in search of solace. For those entrenched in the relentless grip of depression and burnout, the quest for a lifeline can be profoundly disheartening. Yet, there's a flicker of hope on the horizon: ketamine assisted psychotherapy. It's not just about addressing depression; it's also about offering a sanctuary for those navigating the labyrinthine overlap of de
Dec 5, 20238 min read


The Escape Epidemic: Why We Run from Pain and How to Transform it Instead
Photo by Stella Jacob on Unsplash Hey there, my fellow seekers of mental clarity and well-being! Have you ever found yourself daydreaming...
Aug 9, 20236 min read


Don't Push the River
A friend reminded me last week of a bit of wisdom that I've heard before but that is easily forgotten in the rush of our oh-so-busy...
Jul 3, 20232 min read


Why We Should Stop Chasing Other People's Dreams
(aka How to Live Authentically) Have you ever felt like you were living someone else's life? Like you were following a script that wasn't...
Jun 28, 20235 min read


ADHD and PTSD: A Surprising Link
In recent years, there has been a growing body of research exploring the relationship between Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder...
Jun 1, 20233 min read


Breaking Free from Negative Thinking: The Promise of Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
It’s no secret that we are in a mental health crisis that was exacerbated by the COVID pandemic, growing economic instability and social unrest. At our clinic we have seen an increase over the last few years in not only the demand for mental heath services, but also an increase in the severity of symptoms. The last few years have taken a toll and it is showing. Mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, and complex trauma are a major public health concern worldwide,
May 22, 20237 min read


Mental Health Matters
You may have noticed an increase in the use of the tag #MentalHealthMatters lately. Partly this is because we are in a prolonged mental...
May 21, 20231 min read


Leaning In to Discomfort
Last week's email linked to an article I wrote about Embracing Discomfort as a path to wholeness. If you didn't read it, here is that...
May 21, 20232 min read


Food As Medicine: How Your Gut Can Change Your Mind
By Carrie Bailey, functional nutritionist You are the host of trillions of microscopic microbes living in your gut. That’s more microbes...
May 7, 20232 min read


The Obstacle is The Path
There is no getting around it - life can be tough. Really tough. Sometimes it feels like we're constantly hitting roadblocks and facing...
Apr 25, 20231 min read


Our Issues are in Our Tissues
This week I am starting from a phrase used often by one of our therapists, Jesalyn Eatchel, LCSW: "Our issues are in our tissues!" This...
Apr 25, 20232 min read


What We Resist Persists: Embracing Discomfort as a Path to Growth and Resilience
Discomfort is an unavoidable part of life. It comes in many forms, from physical pain to emotional challenges. Our natural instinct is often to avoid or suppress these uncomfortable feelings, but the truth is that avoiding discomfort can actually make it worse. The popular quote "what we resist persists" highlights this fact, and underscores the importance of embracing discomfort in order to overcome it. Why We Resist Discomfort There are a number of reasons why we instinctiv
Apr 25, 20236 min read


Lean In To the Little Moments
Some of you have heard me say that life is lived in the small moments . Let me explain that a little further because this little concept...
Apr 5, 20231 min read


We Can Do Hard Things
Last week was a difficult one for me personally, and I encountered some challenges that in the past would probably have knocked me down...
Apr 5, 20232 min read


Depression, Anxiety and Rumination: What is the Link?
Depression and anxiety have been on the rise over the last several years, both in frequency and also in severity. Did you know that...
Mar 25, 20231 min read


Dispelling Misconceptions About DBT: What Every Therapist Needs to Know
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a type of psychotherapy that was developed in the 1980s by Dr. Marsha Linehan. It was created with the intent to treat severe emotional dysregulation, which can be a common symptom of several mental illnesses. Specifically, it was developed to help individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), a mental health condition that can cause intense, unstable emotions, impulsive behaviors, and difficulties in relationships. DBT has been
Mar 9, 20236 min read


Says Goodbye to Burnout: Learning How to Recover Your Energy and Passion
It has been a brutal few years hasn't it? I think 2023 is going to be the year when we really start to see the deep impacts of burnout...
Feb 24, 202311 min read


Is Resentment Poisoning You?
" Holding on to resentment is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die." This quote, or variations of it, has been...
Feb 10, 20231 min read


Cultivating Resilience and Joy!
Happy Wednesday! Did you know that today we are welcoming in Black History Month? I want to take this opportunity to share one of my...
Feb 6, 20232 min read
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