by Love Heal Grow Therapists | Relationships
Black-and-white thinking, also known as polarized or dichotomous thinking, is a manner of thinking that relies on extremes. In other words, rather than viewing the world around you as complex and nuanced, you see it as one thing or another. Black-and-white thinking is...
by Natalie Delfin | Relationships
Natalie Delfin, therapist at Love Heal Grow, works with individuals and couples who have concerns about sex. They talk about myths around sex and the benefits of reframing during sex therapy. Hi, I’m Natalie Delfin, therapist for individuals and couples at Love...
by Love Heal Grow Therapists | Relationships
Whether you have been going to therapy for years and are looking to find something that fits better in your schedule or you are trying it out for the first time, deciding whether to do sessions in-person or online can be a tough choice. On the one hand, in-person...
by Love Heal Grow Therapists | Relationships
Your kids don’t want to pick between you and your previous partner. They love both of you and want to keep both of you in their lives. This is why co-parenting is so crucial for couples who have broken up. Even if you are no longer together, you are both essential to...
by Madison Hamzy | Relationships
Madison Hamzy, therapist at Love Heal Grow, works a lot with struggling couples. Find out how she supports her clients and what a couples therapy session with her would look like! Hi, I’m Madison Hamzy, therapist for individuals and couples at Love Heal Grow...
