Separation Anxiety: Beyond Kicking and Screaming
By Katie Newton, PhD, LP In my practice, I often work with children and families who are struggling with the challenges of separation anxiety. Most [...]
Anxiety: A Psychologist’s Story
By Arianna Sparks, Ph.D., L.P. Prepared, focused, detail oriented, leader…anxious. These are all words that could be said about me. As a child I always [...]
Destination: Procrastination. Expect Delays.
By Heather Schmitt, Ph.D., LP Hi, my name is Heather, and I’m a procrastinator at heart. For a long time, I was a proud – [...]
The Sleepless Fraud
Not long ago, as I sat in my office across from my patient and her mother, I decided I was a fraud. A sleepless fraud. [...]
It’s all in your head…and the rest of your body
By Tamara Marzouk, MSW, MPH I hate migraines. I mean, really hate them. I’ve been getting migraines for the past 18 years, and I still [...]
From Facing to Feeling my Fear
I took that “amateur hour” picture of the North Pole during my 2012 flight to China from New York. I was entranced by the beautiful [...]
Introducing The Human Shrink
As a clinical psychologist, I get asked all the time by people, “are you analyzing me?” Whether it be with a new acquaintance at a [...]