When you think about trauma therapy, what comes to mind? If you’re considering therapy for the first time or have heard mixed things from others, it can feel overwhelming. There are a lot of misconceptions out there about what therapy really involves and how it can help. Unfortunately, these myths can keep people from seeking … Read more
The holiday season can be a challenging time for many, but for those grappling with betrayal trauma, it can feel particularly overwhelming. If you’re facing the aftermath of infidelity, sex addiction, or porn addiction in your relationship, know that you’re not alone. As a trainee of Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialist (APSATS), … Read more
October brings awareness to many important causes, but one that often remains in the shadows is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness. For those who have experienced this type of loss, this month can be a bittersweet mix of emotions—both a sense of connection with others who understand, and a resurfacing of grief and pain. As … Read more
Grief is a universal experience, yet it manifests uniquely for each person. When we talk about loss, it’s essential to understand that the circumstances surrounding it significantly influence the grieving process. As a mental health therapist in the West County area, I’ve seen firsthand the distinct challenges that come with sudden loss compared to anticipated … Read more
Written by Missouri Doula, Danica Wolf, MSW When on the journey of trying to conceive (TTC), almost nothing else going on matters. Yes life has to keep moving, but it can feel like life is moving around you while you are just standing still. Whether you have been trying to conceive for a relatively short … Read more
Caring for yourself after a miscarriage is so important as your grieve. Our St. Louis therapist shares tips for coping after your loss.
When childbirth results in trauma therapy can be a helpful tool in a mom’s recovery. This blog outlines 6 reasons why therapy is important.
Moms are usually the ones who take care of the family; they’re the ones to turn to when others need someone to talk to; and they’re also…