A New Language for an Old Wisdom: A Depth Psychologist's Look at "No Bad Parts"
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A New Language for an Old Wisdom: A Depth Psychologist's Look at "No Bad Parts"

Is the popular Internal Family Systems (IFS) model truly a new revolution in therapy, or is it a brilliant repackaging of principles from Jung and Hillman? A depth psychologist's take on Richard Schwartz's "No Bad Parts" and the deep lineage of its ideas. #IFS #DepthPsychology #CarlJung #JamesHillman #NoBadParts #Psychotherapy

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That Cringey Feeling: Why You Feel So Much Shame and What Your Family of Origin Has to Do With It
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That Cringey Feeling: Why You Feel So Much Shame and What Your Family of Origin Has to Do With It

Ever overreact to simple feedback or feel like an imposter, even when things are going well? That cringey, sinking feeling is often shame, and its roots usually go back to our family experiences. Let's talk about where it comes from and, more importantly, how to start healing it. Here are 10 powerful journal prompts to get you started on untangling that old story. #Shame #FamilyOfOrigin #MentalHealth #Journaling #Therapy #SelfCompassion #ProsperTX

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Phone-Free Schools: A Parent's Survival Guide
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Phone-Free Schools: A Parent's Survival Guide

Is your teen struggling with a new phone-free school policy? You’re not alone. This change is a major adjustment that can cause anxiety and social stress. Learn why it’s so hard and get practical tips to help your teen navigate this transition. #ProsperTX #Teens #MentalHealth #ParentingTips

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Is Your Body Trying to Tell You Something? The Hidden Link Between Trauma and Autoimmune Disease

Is Your Body Trying to Tell You Something? The Hidden Link Between Trauma and Autoimmune Disease

Are you a perfectionist, people-pleaser, and a "pusher-through?" It might sound like a strength, but for many, these traits are linked to trauma and can show up as autoimmune conditions. This blog explores how trauma can get stuck in our bodies and how to start healing from the inside out. #TraumaHealing #AutoimmuneDisease #InternalFamilySystems #ProsperTX

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Why Daydreaming Could Be One of Your Brain’s Superpowers

Why Daydreaming Could Be One of Your Brain’s Superpowers

Think daydreaming is a waste of time? Think again! New research shows letting your mind wander can unlock serious brain benefits, from boosting creativity to improving memory. Learn how to make your daydreams work for you. #Daydreaming #BrainHealth #Creativity #Psychology

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The Tough Truth: What If Your Child Is the Bully?

The Tough Truth: What If Your Child Is the Bully?

Is your child bullying? It's a tough truth, but also an opportunity for growth. Learn why kids bully and how to guide them with empathy and support. #ParentingTips #BullyingPrevention #ChildMentalHealth #FamilySupport #ProsperTX

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A New Hope for Healing: Rewiring Our Brains After Trauma

A New Hope for Healing: Rewiring Our Brains After Trauma

Exciting news in trauma healing! New research shows vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) combined with therapy could offer lasting relief for PTSD. Learn how this innovative approach is helping rewire the brain for peace. #PTSD #TraumaHealing #VagusNerveStimulation #MentalHealth

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Is Your Teen's Phone Making Them Depressed? What Every North Texas Parent Needs to Know
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Is Your Teen's Phone Making Them Depressed? What Every North Texas Parent Needs to Know

Is it the chicken or the egg? For years, we've wondered if social media causes teen depression. A major new study provides the strongest evidence yet that it does. As a local psychologist, I'm sharing what North Texas parents need to know. #TeenMentalHealth #SocialMedia #Parenting #NorthTexas #ProsperTX #DepressionAwareness

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A Response to “C-PTSD does not stand up to scrutiny.”

A Response to “C-PTSD does not stand up to scrutiny.”

Is Complex PTSD just another name for BPD, or is it a crucial diagnosis in its own right? In this response to a recent Psychology Today article, clinical psychologist Dr. Bradford White draws on 15 years of experience to argue for the essential distinction between C-PTSD and BPD. He explores how the right diagnosis can reduce stigma, validate a patient's lived experience, and pave the way for effective, trauma-informed healing. Read the full response here

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Is Your AI an Ally, Mentor, or Guru? Or a Roadblock to Real Connection?

Is Your AI an Ally, Mentor, or Guru? Or a Roadblock to Real Connection?

Are we trading real connection for AI convenience? As a psychologist, I'm diving into why we're drawn to AI friends and what it means for our mental health and relationships. Let's talk about using tech wisely while keeping our human bonds strong. #AIandHumanity #MentalWellness #DepthPsychology #TechAndMind #TexasTherapist

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The Unseen Psyche of the AI Workplace: A Psychodynamic Look at Our New "Virtual Employees"

The Unseen Psyche of the AI Workplace: A Psychodynamic Look at Our New "Virtual Employees"

As AI "virtual employees" enter the workplace, what's happening beneath the surface of our professional lives? A psychodynamic take on how these technologies impact our identity, anxieties, and workplace relationships. Essential reading for leaders and employees navigating this new frontier. #AIinTheWorkplace #DepthPsychology

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