Maintaining Your Mental Health in Winter Months

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As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, some of us start to feel the shift—not just in the weather but in our mood, too. If you’ve noticed that you’re feeling a little more sluggish, down, or unmotivated than usual during the winter months, you’re not alone. You might be dealing with Seasonal Affective … Read more

More Signs a Man Needs Therapy

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In the first part of this blog series, we discussed some common signs of depression in men, such as persistent sadness, changes in sleep patterns, and loss of interest in activities. But depression and other mental health issues can manifest in various ways, some of which might not be immediately obvious. As a mental health … Read more

A Guide to Establishing Boundaries

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By: Imanii Uwakwe, Marble Wellness Therapist in Chicago, IL  Welcome to Part 2 of our Boundaries Blog Series! Quick refresh: boundaries are like standards and guidelines to define what is acceptable and what is not acceptable in our interactions with others. They help set the standard of how we expect to be treated. In addition … Read more

Meet the Therapist Series: Sarah Crawley, Chicago Therapist

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By: Sarah Crawley, Marble Wellness Therapist in Chicago, IL  Hi! I’m Sarah, a therapist in Chicago’s West Loop. As a social worker, I strive for a culture that values growth and well-being for everyone. I decided to become a mental health professional because of the impact. Creating space for you to focus on and honor … Read more

4 Tips for Getting Started with Therapy

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A lot of people feel overwhelmed as they begin to pursue therapy. Here is a brief guide to therapy in Chicago’s West Loop, with information and support for anyone facing uncertainty as a first-time therapy client. Even the process of scheduling your first session can be daunting. You may find that the places you identify … Read more

Here Come Those Boundaries

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By: Imanii Uwakwe, Marble Wellness Therapist in Chicago, IL  As a therapist in Chicago’s West Loop, I often hear things my clients share in common. One topic that shows up often in my therapy sessions is: “I don’t know how to set boundaries!” Have you felt that way? It’s understandable to hear those things. But, that’s … Read more

Tips for Managing Depression during the Holiday Season

Tips for Managing Depression during the Holiday Season from a St. Louis therapist.

The holidays can be difficult for anyone, but people with depression may find them particularly challenging. You might feel sad or anxious, or experience physical symptoms such as headaches, nausea, and stomach pain. You may have low energy, trouble sleeping or concentrating on daily tasks. You might get frustrated because you just want to not … Read more

Is Therapy Worth Going to for Depression? Let’s Talk About It

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Hey there, friend. I see you’re pondering a pretty big question: “Is therapy worth going to for depression?” It’s a question many people grapple with, and I’m here to chat with you about it. First things first, let’s acknowledge something – depression can be a real tough cookie to deal with. It’s like that uninvited … Read more