The Emotional Impacts of Filing for Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy can be an emotional event, in addition to resulting in a hit to a person’s self esteem. Sense of self, worth and identity are frequently tied to
Read moreEmotional Impact of Child Custody Cases on Children
When a couple decides to divorce, there are often many battles and disagreements over how the property and assets they own will be divided. But the area that typically causes
Read moreTherapy for Car Crash Victims
There are many reasons why a person decides to begin therapy. One of the more common reasons is because they have experienced a traumatic event, such as a motor vehicle
Read moreAll or Nothing vs. Shades of Gray
Couple Therapy Sterling, VA This week’s blog post takes us back to our tour of cognitive distortions, or problematic ways of thinking that can get in the way of healthy
Read moreCan Mental Health be used as a Defense in a Criminal Case?
Being charged with a criminal offense can turn your life upside down. It can be equally traumatic if you or your loved ones feel that the state of your mental
Read moreChildren and Traumatic Grief
Child Therapy Sterling, VA “No on ever told me that grief felt so like fear.” C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed Grief is a very natural response to loss. It is
Read moreThe Physical, Mental & Emotional Impacts of a Knee Injury
Suffering a knee injury may not only impact our bodies, but also our minds and emotions. Especially in cases where the event surrounding the knee injury was particularly frightening or
Read moreThe Mental Battle After a Car Crash
If you have been involved in a car collision, one of your biggest challenges will likely be your physical recovery. However, you may also be impacted mentally and emotionally. Especially
Read moreDon’t Get Stuck in Depression After Divorce
The process of divorce can be devastating, stressful and some people can even continue on to developing depression once it is finalized. You have recently lost something very big in
Read moreJoint Legal Custody and Consent for Therapy for a Minor
Disputes in family court are often highly emotional and can cause parties to be very reactionary. This can certainly be true when divorced couples are making decisions about their child.
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