Global Therapy Blog

Posted by CounselingWise When December rolls around, we are inundated with commercials for gyms and eating healthier. At every turn, we...

Posted by Alyssa Bishop Almost a decade ago, telehealth was practically unheard of. Recently, in the past few years, this has all began...

It’s a new day. The sun is out. You’ve had a great week at work. Nothing has really gone wrong this week. It should all be smooth...

Posted by Alyssa Bishop The ways you can receive support for mental health has changed in the last decade. Thanks to advances in...

What Is EMDR? Instead of relying on talk therapy or medications, EMDR uses a person’s rhythmic eye movements. It may sound a little like...

Posted by Alyssa Bishop Moving on after a traumatic experience is a struggle. It can be hard to know where to turn to or where to get the...

To the general public, couples counseling is what you might do when problems arise. In reality, it is a form of preventative care. For...

Problems Posted by Alyssa Bishop Coping with addiction can feel like an overwhelming challenge. No matter if you are in recovery or just...

In the Brother's Grimm fairy tale, Hansel left a trail of breadcrumbs in the forest in hopes that he and Gretel could find their way...

What is EMDR "EMDR — Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing — is an innovative method of psychotherapy which has been used by...

There are three basic components that help us maintain a good attitude and good mental health. Even if you are in therapy you will...

I have been working with the after effects of trauma and abuse for my entire career. It was in 1999 I received my first referral of an...

Domestic violence is a major social and health problem in America. The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence reports that a woman...

Grieving the Addiction Grief, as defined by Dictionary.com is “keen mental suffering or distress over affliction or loss; sharp sorrow;...

“I can’t be an alcoholic, I don’t drink everyday.” “I have chronic pain. I need these pills.” As the Big Book of Alcoholic’s Anonymous...

Much of therapy is built around the resolution of traumas big and small. It is through this self discovery a person comes to understand...