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Tic or Body-Focused Repetitive Behavior: What's the Difference?
The overlap and the divide between tic disorders and body-focused behaviors. Tics and BFRBs may appear similar, but there are important...
Marla Deibler, Psy.D., ABPP,
Sep 26, 2025


For the Shy and Introverted in the Workplace
How to be heard at work without shouting. Being available to help with the little things always gets appreciated. At meetings you can...
Gil Winch, Ph.D.,
Sep 24, 2025


Navigating Grief Begins With One Step Forward
It doesn’t matter how small or fleeting it was. That first step is huge. It means there’s something stirring inside you. It means you’re...
Larry Carlat
Sep 22, 2025


The Journey From Anxiety to Healing
Personal Perspective: If you're struggling, remember that you're not alone. Approximately 1 in 5 Americans—20 percent of the population,...
Nicole A. Tetreault Ph.D.
Sep 19, 2025


Online Counseling and Accessing Local, In-Network Therapists in Texas
In today’s fast-paced world, seeking mental health support can feel overwhelming. With the rise of online counseling, however, people in...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Sep 16, 2025


Distinguishing Borderline From Bipolar Spectrum Disorders
Two key points can help differentiate between borderline and bipolar disorders. Accurate diagnosis of borderline and bipolar conditions...
Mark L. Ruffalo M.S.W., D.Psa.
Sep 15, 2025


Why Parental Divorce Is a Trauma for Children of All Ages
Divorce can forever alter the emotional lives of minor and adult children. Divorce impacts the emotional security, trust, and future...


The Detrimental Effects of Using an AI Therapy Agent as Your Mental Health Therapist: Why Engaging with Actual Humans Will Heal You Faster
In today's fast-paced world, technology has permeated every aspect of our lives, including mental health care. With the rise of...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Sep 11, 2025


Criticism as Emotional Abuse
Persistent criticism, even "for your own good," is a tool of control, not care. Subtle emotional abuse often involves persistent,...
Leah Aguirre, LCSW,
Sep 10, 2025


Benefits of In-Person Therapy Compared to Online Therapy
As Texans weigh their options for therapy, many may find themselves contemplating the convenience of online sessions versus the...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Sep 9, 2025


An Old-School Way to Ward Off Depression That Can Really Work
Older generations relied heavily on fine motor skills and were less depressed. There are many paths to depression, not just chemical...
Anthony D. Smith, LMHC
Sep 8, 2025


Understanding Trauma's Impact on Your Mind and Body
Embrace holistic methods to address and heal both mental and physical ailments. Many mental health issues stem from early trauma and...
Leslie Korn, Ph.D.
Sep 5, 2025


Understanding the Importance of Mental Health Support
Mental health is a vital aspect of our overall well-being. In recent years, the emphasis on mental health support has grown...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Sep 4, 2025


ADHD and Self-Sabotage
There are proven strategies for people with ADHD to build confidence and meet goals. The relationship between ADHD and self-sabotage is...
Sharon Saline Psy.D.
Sep 3, 2025


Effective Strategies for Strengthening Relationships
Building and maintaining strong relationships can often feel challenging, yet it is one of the most rewarding aspects of life. Whether...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Sep 2, 2025


Risk-Benefit Analysis: Using Beta-Blockers for Anxiety
A buzzworthy trend, the use of beta-blockers for anxiety comes with risks. "Off-label" treatments for psychological issues should be used...
Phil Lane MSW, LCSW
Sep 1, 2025


4 Myths About Self-Esteem
The first myth? You either have self-esteem or you don’t. 1. Myth: You either have self-esteem or you don’t. Self-esteem can seem so elusive and out of reach that many deem themselves fated to a life of low self worth. They imagine some have the gift of loving themselves through amazing parents, perfect childhoods, or fortunate genetics, and that they have lost the lottery on the gift of self-esteem. Truth: Self-esteem is learned through a series of interactions with the envi
Jill P. Weber, Ph.D.,
Aug 29, 2025


Setting Clear Objectives for a Successful Therapy Journey
Starting therapy can be a transformative experience, but its success often depends on setting clear and achievable therapy goals. Without...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Aug 28, 2025


Children and Divorce: The 3 Big Questions
Should you stay together only for the kids? Staying together for the kids is only sometimes the best solution. Communicating a divorce to...
Dona Matthews Ph.D.
Aug 27, 2025


How Remote Therapy is Transforming Mental Health Care
Mental health care has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, largely due to the rise of remote therapy. This innovative...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Aug 26, 2025
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