Category: Mental Health

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, so the old saying goes. The clocks change on November 1 this year, and if

For all the glorification of the college experience (the partying, the socializing), there’s also the reality of someone going off to a brand-new environment, possibly

In many fields, choosing a specialization is one of the first big decisions of a career. Quite naturally, it can feel high-stakes. As a soon-to-be

For many, the hardest part of starting therapy isn’t the first session. It’s the worry about what it will cost: a worry that keeps many

Doing something for the first time can be unnerving, even something as seemingly innocuous as couples therapy. Yet most couples walk into their first session

Every field has its jargon. It’s acronyms and abbreviations that can seem daunting or even impenetrable. The field of therapy is no different. Never fear.

If you’ve spent any time searching mental health counselor positions in Maryland, you already know the listings are plentiful. Job boards surface dozens of openings

Careers in therapy are equal parts exhilarating and overwhelming. You’re building a caseload from scratch, navigating documentation, supervision, and billing: all while doing the hard,

Pre-pandemic, to say that virtual meetings weren’t the norm is a massive understatement. By its end, of course, virtual meetings had become the norm. Several

For many people, the arrival of spring can automatically flip a switch on their mood, brightening it with longer days, warmer air, and the suggestion