The following is an excerpt from the blog series “A Few Things I Noticed While Trying to Improve Myself” by Mollie Player. Recently, while reading various reactions to Elizabeth Gilbert’s latest (super controversial) book, All the Way to the River, I came across a post that subtly disregarded her readership as “fed up middle-aged women.” It was […]
Many of us find ourselves reflecting on how we were raised, thinking about how our parents’ actions, values, and habits shaped us. Looking at our past and how we were raised can help us become better parents ourselves. Here are some key qualities that can signal positive parenting, each representing the unique ways parents nurture,
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Allow us to introduce Tristen Mills, our clinical intern, turned full-time SCS employee! Tristen brings a wealth of knowledge, passion, and a client-centered approach to her practice, and recognizes that connection is a fundamental need for all human beings, regardless of life stage. Tristen understands that at times, we all face moments of disconnection, whether
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Bringing a new life into the world is a profound and transformative experience. However, for some new mothers, the joy of childbirth can be overshadowed by an unexpected and distressing phenomenon known as birth trauma. In this blog post, we’ll explore the definition of birth trauma, including symptoms, and will discuss various treatment options, including
