Know Thyself Healing & Therapy

Psychological healing often involves exploring the hidden parts of our minds. Unconscious processing is a core concept of Psychodynamic Therapy and is a powerful approach that helps individuals uncover and understand these hidden thoughts and feelings. This therapy can lead to profound personal growth and emotional relief by addressing the root causes of distress rather than just the symptoms.

Recovering from trauma can feel overwhelming and isolating. Many people struggle to find effective ways to heal and regain control over their lives. Fortunately, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy offers a path toward healing that is both compassionate and evidence-based. This approach helps individuals process painful memories and emotions, allowing them to move forward with renewed strength and clarity.

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many Minnesotans find their energy and mood dipping with the sun. While a little winter gloom is common, for some, these changes signal something deeper: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)—a type of depression linked to seasonal changes, most often beginning in late fall and continuing through winter.

Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Sometimes, these challenges can feel overwhelming, leaving us unsure of how to cope or move forward. During such times, seeking support can make a significant difference. Mental Health counseling offers a pathway to understanding, healing, and growth. This article explores how Mental Health counseling can help individuals navigate difficult moments and build resilience for the future.

Attachment is a critical aspect of human relationships. How we connect with our caregivers in childhood shapes our emotional world as adults. If those connections are strained or broken, it can lead to long-term effects that hinder our ability to form healthy relationships. Fortunately, tools like attachment healing therapy can guide individuals toward healing and stronger bonds.

The practice of being curious about our beliefs will oftentimes lead to answers we may have not expected.

Our reaction to a perceived threat is directly linked to the sensitivity of the nervous system.

"Ah, don't be so sensitive!" "Why are you crying, it's just a movie?" "What do you mean you can't go into the grocery store? It's not...