Self-Regulation for Kids

  • By Arielle Teets
  • 22 Jan, 2023
Self-regulation is defined as control of oneself by oneself. Andrea Bell from Good Therapy defines good emotional self-regulation, as someone who “has the ability to keep their emotions in check. They can resist impulsive behaviors that might worsen their situation, and they can cheer...
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Invisible is My Superpower–The Personal Side

  • By Yolanda Brailey
  • 07 Jan, 2023
Choice is powerful. Choosing to be invisible and just being invisible are completely different experiences.  If you are the person in your home that “signed up” to do all of the necessary yet mundane things to keep everyone going, you are much more likely...
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Invisible is My Superpower–The Practical Side

  • By Yolanda Brailey
  • 01 Jan, 2023
Clean clothes, clean sheets and food in the refrigerator are all things that just magically happened for me growing up. Even though we were not affluent, all of my basic needs were met and I never thought twice about opening a drawer and finding...
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Bibliotherapy: The Happiness Hypothesis

  • By Arielle Teets
  • 22 Dec, 2022
The book The Happiness Hypothesis written by psychologist Johnathan Haidt draws on scientific research and philosophy to explore ideas surrounding mental wellness and coping skills. This book is a great read to challenge your current way of thinking, and gain insight about how to...
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Advocating for Oneself in Counseling

  • By LECS Counselor
  • 15 Dec, 2022
Most people come to counseling with an understanding that a counselor is not a guru or life coach. The job of a counselor is not to give a client some path to happiness, but instead to be a supporting character on a client’s own...
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