What Is PTSD and How Do I Know If I Have It?
Many people find themselves asking this question after going through something difficult or overwhelming. Afterwards, you may notice changes in your mood, sleep, relationships, or sense of safety and wonder whether what you’re experiencing is “normal,” or whether it could be post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
PTSD is often misunderstood, and it may be hard to recognize what is happening in the moment. This article will explain what PTSD is, common symptoms, how to consider whether it applies to you, and why support can be helpful for those who have experienced something traumatic.
How to Find a Therapist Who’s a Good Fit for You
Finding a therapist can feel overwhelming. You might be asking yourself: Where do I even start? How do I know who’s “right”? What if I choose the wrong therapist?
If you’re feeling unsure, you’re not alone. Many people want support but feel stuck at the very first step. The good news is this: finding a therapist who’s a good fit for you is possible, and you don’t have to get it “perfect” on the first try.
This brief overview will walk you through things to consider when trying to find a therapist who fits your needs, personality, and goals — so therapy can feel supportive, safe, and helpful.
3 Reasons Why “Get Better Sleep” Should be at the Top of Your New Year’s Resolution List
If you’re struggling with insomnia—whether that means difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early with a racing mind—improving your sleep may be the most important New Year’s resolution you make this year. Not because sleep fixes everything overnight, but because it lays the foundation for emotional stability, mental clarity, and long-term well-being.
As an insomnia therapist, here are three reasons sleep deserves to be at the very top of your list.
Why Am I Sad During the Holidays?
For many people, the holiday season brings feelings of joy, celebration, warmth, and connection. But for many others, this time of year brings something very different: increased stress, emotional heaviness, or a sense of loneliness. It can feel impossible to talk about these feelings when those around you seem joyful. If this is you this holiday season, you are not alone.