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Patients ask me this more than almost anything else, usually with a slightly embarrassed laugh first: "Wait, are you the one who prescribes, or the one I talk to?" It's a fair question. The line between psychiatrist and psychologist has gotten
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If you were expecting anxiety and seasonal stress to ease now that the holidays have passed, and instead are finding that you feel more on edge or restless, then you’re far from alone. You’ve probably felt it in past years too:
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Deciding to start therapy often happens quietly. It may come after a long stretch of feeling overwhelmed, during a season of change, or at a moment when something simply feels off. Even so, uncertainty often follows. For many people searching for
Every January, the pressure arrives right on schedule. New year. New you. Big goals. Total reset. For many people, New Year’s resolutions don’t feel motivating. They feel heavy. All-or-nothing. Like a quiet test you’re expected to pass by February. At Crossroads