by Thriveworks Staff | Dec 12, 2017 | Anxiety, Counseling News, Holidays
Christmas is a billion dollar holiday in the United States. People save throughout the year to to make sure they are able to purchase the gifts that their family members have requested. This is especially true for adults who have children. Children are conditioned...
by Thriveworks Staff | Aug 5, 2017 | Counseling News, Mental Health
A little boy was brought into this world by his mother many years ago—and that’s about the extent of their relationship. She left when he was too young to remember even the color of her eyes, or the sound of her voice, or what it felt like to be cradled in the safe...
by Thriveworks Staff | May 23, 2017 | Counseling News, Life
Sometimes it comes by way of a family member, sometimes a news story, sometimes, perhaps, a call from the police, or on the wind with a violent storm…and sometimes it comes from a doctor. It came to me in June 2016. The PSA was 4.9. The biopsy said it was cancer....
by Thriveworks Staff | Apr 27, 2017 | Counseling News
Many office workers often talk about how much they would love to work from home. These types of individuals are usually burned out from the typical workplace that requires one to abide by rules, show up on time, and stay confined to one area for a good portion of the...
by Thriveworks Staff | Apr 25, 2017 | Counseling News
Mess + Magic: Real Talk on Surviving the First Six Months With Your Newborn Here’s an odd cultural quirk about pregnancy and parenthood in 21st Century America: while there’s a ton of focus on the stuff that swirls around having a baby (labor and delivery, decorating...
