Anger has been one of the most common reasons why children come to see me. Often children are experiencing other emotions behind their anger. Other emotions may be fear, anxiety, sadness even pain. Anger can be a common “go-to” emotion. Anger can … Continue reading
Trying to find a counselor or therapist can be confusing and tricky. Especially in the Seattle area—there are a lot of us! There are a few things to consider besides what counselors take my insurance. Below is a list of … Continue reading
Counselors are taught to not disclose personal stories but in this case I am making an exception as this is something everyone has experienced. I remember the coat my grandma wore to my grandpa’s funeral when I was ten. I … Continue reading
Depression can hit anyone. No one is free from its grasps. It is estimated that about 50 million people a year are diagnosed with depression. That number strictly counts those who have sought help and not those suffering in silence. … Continue reading
(Continuation of Effects of Early Childhood Attachment on a Marriage Part I) Relationship Implications Married couples experience dissatisfaction, high levels of anxiety and fear of abandonment when they are not securely attached or are unhappy. Lack of support and not … Continue reading
Children who have not developed a secure attachment to their caregiver/parent are put at a great disadvantage for adulthood. These children are unable to develop coping and social skills and may never be able to properly attach to a partner. … Continue reading