June was a young elementary school teacher who arrived at my office looking harried and stressed out. Jumpy and anxious, she explained that she loved her job but was struggling with anxiety. I looked over at the woman in front of me. In addition to her cavernous bag...
“What do you eat to feel healthy?” Take a minute and think about your response to that question. If I were to ask you that in my office, what would you say? I do, in fact, ask this question of everyone who sits down in front of me, whether they’ve...
I have a newly released podcast episode for you. This time, I am over on the Practice Growth Podcast with Stephen Quinlan. It’s the second time I’ve chatted with him on his show. This time, we centered our conversation on starting a private practice, and...
I have a newly released podcast episode for you. This time, I am over on the Practice Growth Podcast with Stephen Quinlan. It’s the second time I’ve chatted with him on his show. This time, we centered our conversation on starting a private practice, and...
Welcome to my second installment on implicit bias. In case you missed it, you can check out Part 1 here. Let’s start with some science. The human brain’s capacity to quickly and automatically categorize things is a cornerstone of cognition. Every minute of every day,...
I was recently a featured guest on The Anxious Child Podcast, which is a show for therapists and parents who are looking for ways to best help children with anxiety. It is hosted by licensed psychotherapist Stephen Quinlan, who has over 20 years of experience. During...
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