Understanding Addiction
If you are reading this, you are probably already aware that something in your life has crossed from occasional to compulsive, from recreational to required. Maybe someone you care about…
Read morePractical advice and expert insights from Jonathan F. Anderson, LPC‑s, to support your mental health.
If you are reading this, you are probably already aware that something in your life has crossed from occasional to compulsive, from recreational to required. Maybe someone you care about…
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Mindfulness and meditation get treated like the same thing, and they overlap, but they are not identical. Meditation is usually the formal practice: sitting, following your breath, returning to an…
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When Your Child Struggles Socially: What Parents Need to Know Most parenting advice about social skills focuses on teaching specific behaviors. Make eye contact. Ask questions. Share your toys. And…
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The Secret Most Successful People Keep You got the promotion, finished the degree, landed the client, or built the thing everyone said could not be built. By any external measure,…
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When “Pushing Through” Stops Working You have always been the reliable one. The person who stays late, picks up the slack, and figures it out. You pride yourself on your…
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Divorce Recovery: What Nobody Prepares You For People will tell you divorce is hard. They are not wrong, but “hard” does not capture what actually happens. Divorce is a simultaneous…
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The Highly Sensitive Person: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and Why It Matters If you have ever been told you are “too sensitive,” there is a decent chance the…
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You made the appointment. Now you’re sitting with a mix of relief that you finally did it and anxiety about what’s actually going to happen. Maybe you’re rehearsing what to…
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If you’ve been searching for “how to achieve work-life balance,” you’ve probably found a lot of advice that sounds good but doesn’t stick. Set boundaries. Prioritize self-care. Learn to say…
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Something changed. Your teenager used to talk to you, or at least grunt in your general direction. Now they’re spending more time alone. Their grades slipped. They seem angry, or…
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