According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, mental health issues are more prominent than ever. Chances are you or someone you’re close with struggles with mental illness. However, not …
Recently, there has been a lot of “new” in our world. We’ve had to learn to adapt in a lot of different ways since March of 2020. At Anchorpoint, we …
By Jennifer Regester, LCSW Family dysfunction is often a topic that hits a nerve for most people. It’s difficult to admit and accept their family isn’t totally put together—that they …
By Andie Spevetz, MSPC A common theme from clients ages 18 to around 30 is, “I don’t feel like an adult,” or “I don’t know how to be an adult.” …
By Danny Churchill, LSW The past year has brought unique challenges to couples and families everywhere. Forced adjustments to working from home and spending a lot of time together has …
By Stacey Martin, LSW Fact: one of the hardest parenting tasks is talking with teens. They say the “terrible two’s” are hardest, but you’re wondering who forgot to tell you …
By Sr. Mary Jane Beatty, CDP, MSEd, LMFT I myself am a “seasoned” citizen and counselor. I like the term “seasoned.” To me, it is a wonderful description of what …
By Donna Goss, MA, LPC It is no secret every couple has some sort of relationship conflict. It is very normal, but sometimes that conflict can grow to become too …
By Jessica Nowacki, Clinical Intern Horticultural therapy is a therapeutic intervention using plants and gardening as the basis for improving mental and physical health. The American Horticultural Therapy Association (AHTA) …
By Sarah Trocki, Clinical Intern “And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony.” Colossians 3:14 Enneagram types are the latest personality inventory applying to …
