Learning To Manage and Heal Your PTSD Posted on August 14, 2015 Once referred to as “shell shock,” Post-traumatic Stree Disorder (PTSD) rose in ranks among mental disorders as a condition most associated with war veterans. However, anyone who has gone through a traumatic experience can develop PTSD as a result, reliving the nightmarish ordeal in their heads. Those affected by PTSD report nightmares, day disturbances, depression,… Read More
7 Things To Do Before Your Wedding Day For a Happy Marriage Posted on July 14, 2015 When getting married, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of it all. From ring shopping to choosing a venue to finding a caterer, it’s easy to neglect the one person you should be focusing on most – your future spouse. While figuring out wedding logistics is important, the lead up to the… Read More
Sexual Addiction Posted on May 21, 2015 John D. Hawkins Jr., M.S., C.A.P., Registered Mental Health Intern Sexual addiction is currently one of the most controversial topics and diagnosis in the mental health field. There are those who say the whole concept is a sham for client’s to hide behind when confronted by an angry spouse, partner or family member. Clients frequently… Read More
Spirituality in Counseling Posted on John D. Hawkins Jr., M.S., C.A.P., Registered Mental Health Intern Spirituality seems to have experienced a renaissance over the last several decades. Everything from Shirley McClaine and the New Age movement to mega churches and the publishing success of their charismatic leaders, such as Rick Warren and Joel Osteen to the popularity of religious focused… Read More
