by Mary Logan | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
As a caregiver and someone who is watching a loved one struggle with a mood disorder, finding your way around the world of “cures” and healing techniques can be confusing. Most people start with a trip to a therapist who can screen you and then recommend where to go...
by Mary Logan | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
Recent statistics say that 19 million people suffer from chronic depression. Two million of those are children. Chances are you know someone struggling with depression but you might not realize it. Perhaps when someone you know struggles with a mood disorder your...
by Mary Logan | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
Have you ever said to your partner, “I can’t do this anymore!”, and really meant it –“this time”. Or have you noticed they are coming home later and later after work, avoiding confrontation, or refusing to address the issues in your relationship? These are normal...
by Mary Logan | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
Low self-esteem has become an epidemic in this country. Feelings of unworthiness can begin at a young age and, if neglected, can potentially lead to depression and anxiety. Because low self-esteem can cause such harm, finding ways to feel better about ourselves and...
by Mary Logan | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
You may have heard your partner express her desire for better communication. But maybe you have a hard time opening up to talk about that. You’re aware of the statistics suggesting that these problems sometimes lead to divorce. But does that have to be what happens to...
by Mary Logan | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
One thing we can all agree about is that we don’t always agree with one another. Learning to agree to disagree is an essential part of maintaining relationships. Unfortunately, as America becomes more and more divided, it is harder and harder to disagree in healthy...
