Robyn Ashbaugh, LMFT Robyn Ashbaugh, LMFT

Is Your Sex Life “Aging” Well? 7 Tips for maintaining intimacy as you age.

Have you noticed a decrease in your sex life as you’ve gotten older? Maybe the intimacy with your partner has taken a backseat now that you’ve been together a long time or you just haven’t prioritized it like you once have.

Sex does not need to stop when you get older. Many people assume that it does, or that desire eventually fades, but that could not be further from the truth.

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Irene schreiner Irene schreiner

The Importance Of Having Realistic Expectations Of Your Partner! (Video)

Do you expect your partner to "complete you" and meet all of your needs at any given moment?

If so; you aren't alone!

In this month's Therapy Moment, Irene Schreiner, LMFT shares with us the importance of having proper expectations of your partner so that you can be successful in your relationship.

Plus learn why meeting some of your needs outside of your relationship will actually make it stronger.

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Sarah Davidson, LPC Sarah Davidson, LPC

How To Break The Negative Cycle of Conflict!

Have you or your partner ever felt like you were just going around and around within conflict, and no resolution appeared to be in sight? 

If so; you aren’t alone!

There is a chance that you could be struggling to navigate opposing attachment styles that are stuck in the “negative cycle” of understanding one another. 

As you read that, you may wonder what exactly is “The Negative Cycle”?

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Victoria Mahoney, ALMFT Victoria Mahoney, ALMFT

How To Acknowledge And Overcome Your Triggers.

Have you ever been triggered by your partner? 

Maybe your spouse offered you some advice on how to do something around the house better and more efficiently. You took that as your partner being condescending so it triggered you to get defensive.

If you’ve ever felt this way; you aren’t alone! 

Your partner may not have meant to elicit that kind of a response from you but you can’t help but feel the way you do.

So, how do you work past feeling triggered by the things your partner may say or do?

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Staff Therapist Staff Therapist

One Tool To Instantly Improve Any Interactions With Your Partner! A-B-C…It’s As Easy As 1-2-3

Are you currently experiencing what many couples do that have been together a while? Possible stagnation, going through the motions, negative interactions, a loss of connection, etc. These things happen over time and tend to build. Today I’m going to teach you a tool that you can use to combat these experiences and strengthen your relationship again. 

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Irene schreiner Irene schreiner

How To Reframe Your Negative Thought Patterns!

Have you ever heard of the term thinking through a negative lens? Has your negative thinking affected your relationship with others or yourself?

Unhelpful (negative) thinking, also known as cognitive distortions, is a thought pattern that is influenced by difficult experiences or triggers. 

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Victoria Mahoney, ALMFT Victoria Mahoney, ALMFT

How to React Better to Stress by Understanding Your Window of Tolerance!

Do you notice how on certain days you are able to respond better to stress than others? Certainly it depends on the physical and emotional context under which the stress occurs, but did you know it also has to do with one's tolerance level?

Increasing distress tolerance allows for improved emotional regulation, feeling more in control, and decreased likelihood of emotional outbursts.

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Staff Therapist Staff Therapist

What is an LGBTQIA+ Ally And How Can I Be A Good One?

As our world becomes more accepting of broader and more diverse identities, you may have questions about how you can better support the LGBTQ+ community, or what LGBTQ+ even stands for.

Every person has their own journey in understanding what it means to support LGBTQ+ people, whether you’re LGBTQ+ or not. We hope this resource can help you begin that journey.

First, let’s define what it means to be an Ally!

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