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Why Your Mental Health Needs a Digital Detox

Why Your Mental Health Needs a Digital Detox

 Your phone buzzes. You check it instinctively. Three minutes later, another notification pulls your attention away from whatever you were doing. Sound familiar? If you're like most Americans, you're checking your phone 96 times per day—that's once every 10 minutes during ...

Lost in Translation: How to Navigate an Identity Crisis

Lost in Translation: How to Navigate an Identity Crisis

 Identity crises strike when least expected. One day you're confidently moving through life, and the next, you're questioning everything about who you are, what you want, and where you belong. The person staring back at you in the mirror feels like a stranger, and the path f...

How to Avoid Power Imbalances in Relationships

How to Avoid Power Imbalances in Relationships

 Every healthy relationship requires balance. When one partner holds significantly more control, influence, or decision-making power than the other, it creates an unhealthy dynamic that can damage trust, communication, and emotional intimacy. Power imbalances don't always in...

How to Handle Baggage in Your Relationship Without Losing Yourself

How to Handle Baggage in Your Relationship Without Losing Yourself

 Every relationship carries invisible suitcases. Some are light carry-ons filled with minor insecurities, while others feel like overpacked trunks loaded with past traumas, failed relationships, and deep-seated fears. This emotional baggage doesn't disappear when you fall in...

Women's Silent Struggle: Undiagnosed Mental Health Disorders

Women's Silent Struggle: Undiagnosed Mental Health Disorders

 Sarah wakes up exhausted despite sleeping eight hours. She forces herself through daily routines while battling an inexplicable heaviness that follows her everywhere. At work, she smiles and performs admirably, but inside, she feels like she's drowning. When friends ask how...

Why Social Anxiety Affects Women Differently (And What You Can Do)

Why Social Anxiety Affects Women Differently (And What You Can Do)

 Social anxiety doesn't discriminate, but research shows it affects women at nearly twice the rate of men. If you've ever felt your heart race before entering a room full of people, or found yourself replaying conversations for hours afterward, you're not alone. Understandin...

EMDR vs Talk Therapy: Which Treatment is Right for You?

EMDR vs Talk Therapy: Which Treatment is Right for You?

 Choosing the right therapy approach can feel overwhelming, especially when you're already dealing with trauma, anxiety, or other mental health challenges. Two of the most effective therapeutic methods—EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and traditional ta...

How Eye Movements Help Your Brain Heal: The Science Behind EMDR

How Eye Movements Help Your Brain Heal: The Science Behind EMDR

 When Sarah first heard about EMDR therapy, she was skeptical. How could moving her eyes back and forth while recalling traumatic memories possibly help her heal from years of anxiety and PTSD? Yet after just a few sessions, she noticed something remarkable—the vivid night...

Why Communication is the Foundation of Every Strong Relationship

Why Communication is the Foundation of Every Strong Relationship

 When couples walk into therapy offices across Winter Park, FL, they often share a common concern: "We just can't seem to talk to each other anymore." Whether it's about finances, parenting decisions, or simply sharing daily experiences, the breakdown of communication sits at the heart of most relationship struggles....

How to Know When You Meet the Right Partner

How to Know When You Meet the Right Partner

 Finding the right life partner feels like one of the most important decisions you'll ever make. Yet despite its significance, many people struggle to distinguish between fleeting attraction and lasting compatibility. The butterflies in your stomach might signal excitement, ...


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Heather Oller is the owner and founder of Orlando Thrive Therapy, Coaching, and Counseling. She is a licensed counselor and a family mediator who has over 23 years of dedicated work as a professional in the mental health field. Through her company's mission, she continues to pave the way for future therapists, and their clients, who want a higher quality of life....and who want to thrive, rather than just survive. You can contact Orlando Thrive Therapy at (407) 592-8997 for more information.

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