ADHD and Relationships: Understanding Emotional Regulation and Connection

ADHD and Relationships: Understanding Emotional Regulation and Connection

Living with ADHD as an adult brings unique challenges, but when it comes to relationships, those challenges can feel especially confusing. You might notice patterns of miscommunication, emotional outbursts, or forgetfulness that leave both partners feeling misunderstood. If you have ADHD, you might love deeply but still forget important details. If your partner has ADHD, … Read more

The Work Before the Work: Why Therapy Sometimes Starts Slowly

The Work Before the Work: Why Therapy Sometimes Starts Slowly. Therapy can feel slow at first, but that’s often where real change begins. Learn why building a foundation is key to lasting emotional healing.

I’ve been sitting with a client recently whose sessions are flying by (at least for me!). But the work? The work is going slowly. We haven’t even started on her goals yet.  Five sessions in.  Private pay sessions, at that. Gasp. Why Therapy Progress Can Feel Slow at First She’s not ready. And if I … Read more

When “Almost Done” Feels Overwhelming: Helping Your Teen (and Yourself) Through the Final Weeks of Senior Year

The final weeks of high school can feel messy and emotional for both teens and parents. Learn how to manage stress, communicate, and enjoy this important season.

The end of senior year is supposed to feel like celebration mode. Graduation announcements are being mailed, dorm checklists are forming, and proud smiles show up at every event. But in between the milestones and grins, there’s another layer that many parents quietly wrestle with—a surreal mix of joy, exhaustion, and anxiety as the finish … Read more

Building Emotional Resilience for the College Journey

Building Emotional Resilience for the College Journey

Starting college is one of the most exciting times in a young person’s life. You’re stepping into independence, meeting new people, and exploring who you want to become. At the same time, it can feel overwhelming. College brings new demands—academic pressure, social adjustments, and the reality of managing life on your own. That’s why building … Read more

The Hidden Side of Quitting Weed: What to Expect (and What to Do) After You Stop Smoking

Quitting weed can trigger anxiety, insomnia, and mood changes. Learn what’s normal, how long it lasts, and how therapy supports early recovery.

You’ve made the decision to quit smoking weed — whether to gain clarity, boost motivation, or feel more like yourself again. That’s a big, brave step toward self-awareness. But what happens after you stop? Many people expect relief right away, yet find themselves surprised by what comes next: anxiety, irritability, restlessness, or sleepless nights. These … Read more

The Big Leap: Preparing Emotionally for College Life

The Big Leap Preparing Emotionally for College Life after High School Graduation in the St. Louis, MO area.

The end of high school marks an exciting turning point. You’ve spent years preparing for this moment—college applications, campus tours, choosing a major, maybe even coordinating dorm décor. But beneath the excitement, it’s normal to feel something else too—nervousness, uncertainty, or even fear. At Marble Wellness, we often meet high school seniors and parents who … Read more

Starting Over: The Emotional Toll of Relocating, Divorcing, or Reinventing Your Life

Starting Over The Emotional Toll of Relocating, Divorcing, or Reinventing Your Life

Starting over in life can feel both brave and brutal at the same time. Whether you are relocating, divorcing, changing careers, or reinventing who you are, these transitions touch every area of your life: your body, your schedule, your friendships, your finances, and your sense of self. It makes sense if you feel exhausted, hopeful, … Read more

When the Hustle Isn’t Working Anymore: Mental Health for Entrepreneurs, Founders, and Self-Starters

When the Hustle Isn’t Working Anymore Mental Health for Entrepreneurs, Founders, and Self-Starters

You can be incredibly driven and still deeply exhausted. You can be the one everyone leans on and still feel like you’re barely holding it together. When you’re an entrepreneur, founder, or self-starter in places like St. Louis, Ballwin, or Chesterfield, it’s easy for people to see your success and miss your stress. But when … Read more

What If You’re Not Broken—Just in Transition

What If You’re Not Broken—Just in Transition Blog Post Cover for Therapy in St. Louis and St. Charles County

There’s a kind of person who tends to fly under the radar when it comes to emotional support. They’re reflective. Introspective. Insightful, even. They can tell you what’s going on in their inner world—sometimes with startling clarity. They journal. They self-assess. They read the articles, the books, the Substacks. They process everything… deeply. And yet, … Read more