Living with chronic illness means, not only dealing with pain and physical limitations, but also the burden of psychological effects that often go unnoticed. Let’s explore together the overlooked emotional landscape of chronic illness. Welcome to our space of healing and understanding. In our practice, we work with many individuals who have been diagnosed with … Read more
Living with a chronic illness is like embarking on a journey with its unique twists and turns. As a mental health therapy practice with a specialty in counseling for chronic illness, our therapists have witnessed firsthand the toll it takes on individuals, especially when burnout becomes a constant companion. In this blog, we’ll explore the … Read more
We’ve been at this for a minute now – naming the not talked about and misunderstood parts of having a chronic illness in an effort to tame them. From the fear of being labeled as the “problem patient” to not wanting people to see us as ill, we’ve tried to offer up a dose of “I … Read more
Chronic illness can be overwhelming, especially when everyone around you has musts and shoulds that they want to impose on your way to deal with it all. So, let’s pause for a bit and think about the permissions you deserve to give yourself as a chronically ill person. So, you’re sick. Like really sick. The … Read more
Receiving an ALS diagnosis is challenging, and our team at Marble Wellness is here for support. Here are tips on coping from our therapists.
By: Chronic Illness/Pain Specialist; Nicole Rhodes Earlier this year, we shared with the Marble Wellness community six things people…
Dealing with Chronic Illness & finding it challenging to feel heard or understood?! Marble Wellness specializes in Therapy for Chronic Pain…
Talking about chronic illness is tough! So many elements of chronic disease are not openly discussed enough. Our STL Therapists can help.
Chronic illness can set you reeling after you are diagnosed. Therapy for chronic illness can help you find ways to specifically manage.
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