As summer comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reassess how we balance our careers with our personal lives. Work-life balance refers to maintaining harmony between the time and energy you dedicate to your job and the time you invest in personal activities, relationships, and self-care. Striking this balance is key to a […]
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Steffen Counseling Services is thrilled to introduce Kendra Locke (they/she), the newest therapist to join Steffen Counseling Services. Kendra is a queer-identifying counselor dedicated to creating a warm, inviting, and inclusive space for all clients. With a degree in Psychology from Seattle Pacific University, Kendra has spent several impactful years working full-time with teens and
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Grief is a universal human experience, yet it can feel overwhelmingly isolating. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, loss of a home or career, or any significant life change, the emotions can be intense and complex. Grief counseling can be a beacon of hope while navigating grief, offering
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We are happy to report that two of our clinical interns, Genevieve Santerre and Scott Liebert, are now seeing clients in-person on Saturdays, at the Fremont Space Building! Genevieve’s spots are full, while Scott has room for new individuals, couples, and families. In-person weekend spots are tough to come by, so we anticipate that our
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As we age, the landscape of our lives undergoes numerous transformations, and our approach to intimacy is no exception. For many older adults entering retirement, maintaining sexual health becomes a crucial aspect of overall well-being. In this guide, we’ll explore the significance of sexual health in the context of retirement, delve into common concerns related
Anxiety is a natural response that occurs when your brain and body perceive potential danger in your surroundings. This response, often rooted in the instinct for self-preservation, can make the perceived threat feel like a matter of life or death. Whether the danger is social in nature or not, your brain and body may struggle
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