Coping with Grieving
HOW TO SUPPORT SOMEONE DEALING WITH GRIEF By Ashley Whitaker, NCC Grief is inevitable. It is something everyone will experience at one point or another. It is the only guarantee …
HOW TO SUPPORT SOMEONE DEALING WITH GRIEF By Ashley Whitaker, NCC Grief is inevitable. It is something everyone will experience at one point or another. It is the only guarantee …
By: Lauren Burke, LCSW Every day, society gets busier and busier. People end up juggling multiple responsibilities. They constantly feel like they’re never enough, dropping the ball, or just completely …
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 …