by Christina Healey | Oct 21, 2024 | Therapists
Spooky season is here! For me, this means it is time to exclusively watch horror films. Horror is my favorite genre. It is not for everyone and that’s ok! For me, the creepy and scary feelings that only get partially resolved opens my mind to reflect how I can hold...
by Kelly Carter | Sep 12, 2024 | Therapists
1. Demographics – Who Are You Going to Mesh With the Most? A foundational study in therapeutic outcomes states that the most robust determinant of successful therapy is a strong “therapeutic alliance.” Therapeutic alliance essentially means how well connected you feel...
by Jenna Cummings | Jun 24, 2024 | Therapists
Hey there! It’s me again, Jenna, your friendly disabled therapist at Works Counseling Center. In my last blog post I wrote about me and what my disability entails to allow you to get to know me more. I wanted to dive deeper into my identity evolution as someone who...
by Jenna Cummings | Apr 22, 2024 | Therapists
Hey there! My name is Jenna, and I realized that I have been at Works Counseling Center for almost a year and have never formally introduced myself (where’s my manners?). Part of my delay is attributed to my uncertainty as to what to say and wanting my introduction to...
by Angelique Works | Jan 22, 2024 | Therapists
In the world of business, being a woman often means navigating a labyrinth of challenges that our male counterparts rarely encounter. The journey becomes even more intricate when you’re a woman who doesn’t fit the conventional mold of ‘thin and beautiful’...
by Keisha Munson | Sep 25, 2023 | Therapists
As I reflect on my journey from being a postgraduate therapist to working in the real world, I am reminded of the exhilaration, apprehension, and profound transformation that accompanied this transition. The shift from my academic cocoon to the dynamic and...
