Magge Zofkie, LPC Magge Zofkie, LPC

Understanding Different Trauma Responses

Trauma is more than just a bad memory. It’s a deeply distressing experience that can leave lasting marks on a person’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being. 

When most people think of trauma, they picture major events like abuse, accidents, or natural disasters. But trauma isn’t always about catastrophic incidents. It can also stem from chronic stress, emotional neglect, or long-term exposure to toxic environments—experiences that may seem subtle but are equally impactful.

To truly heal from trauma, it’s essential to understand how our minds and bodies respond to it. 

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Robyn Ashbaugh, LMFT Robyn Ashbaugh, LMFT

Managing Stress When You’re Out of Time for Self-Care: A Therapist’s Guide for Busy Parents

Ah, the modern-day parenting hustle. Your kids are off to piano lessons, soccer practice, dance recitals, and who knows what other extracurriculars they’ve somehow picked up during a 30-second chat with their friends. Meanwhile, you’re wondering when the last time was that you had a moment to yourself without feeling like you’re forgetting something. 

Spoiler alert: It was probably during your last solo trip to the grocery store—if you can even call that a “break.”

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Magge Zofkie, LPC Magge Zofkie, LPC

Finding Light in the Darkness: Tips for Coping with Grief During the Holidays!

Do you struggle with grief especially around the holidays?

The holidays are filled with memories and traditions which often magnify the loss of a loved one.

In this month's Therapy Moment, Maggie, Zofkie, LPC, NCC provides some great tips on how to get through the holiday season when you are feeling sadness from grief.

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