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Is CBT the right therapy for me?Individual CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy in Orlando, is derived towards working with individual clients who need assistance in navigating stress but how to react and engage in a certain time and place. Often, the emotional mind as noted by DBT, dialectical behavioral therapists in Orlando, constructs the idea that the person knows how to respond in a situation by relying on what was p... |
Self Advocacy is Self RespectSelf-advocacy is self-respect. This notion and theme are noted by individual therapists in Orlando when practicing their therapeutic style and teachings. Individual therapists in Orlando would agree that when an individual self-advocate's for their rights and needs, they are demonstrating self-respect for themselves. This self-respect is showing that the person has respect for what th... |
4 Tips for Being More GratefulSometimes it is easy to be grateful, but it can be challenging, especially when you feel burned out, exhausted, or stressed. In addition, gratitude does not always feel natural to people because some of them have a negativity bias, meaning they give higher importance to negative experiences and thoughts than positive ones. However, gratitude is a skill that you can develop with practice, ... |
6 Tips to Express Emotion in Your MarriageExploring your emotions is challenging enough, but revealing them to a partner can be extremely overwhelming. But sharing your feelings is critical for a healthy marriage to build intimacy and trust. The more vulnerable you are, the more connected and close you will feel to your spouse. Our marriage therapist in Winter Park recommends these ways to express emotion in your marriage: ... |
2 Ways to Support a Depressed FriendDepression is a common mental health issue with various symptoms that make it challenging to manage daily responsibilities. It is wide-reaching with the potential to impact the sufferer and their family and friends. One of the most common symptoms of depression is a disconnect that leads to isolation. It can seem nearly impossible to help a depressed person, but this is a symptom of the c... |
6 Great Reasons to Go to TherapyTherapy involves more than just sitting comfortably on a couch. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions about what it means to seek the help of a mental health professional. The need for emotional support is often viewed as shameful, weak, or funny. This stigma leads to many people who need support failing to seek the help they deserve. In reality, therapy is a helpful tool... |
3 Tips for Helping Your Therapist Help YouYou are brave for deciding to seek therapy to better yourself. But, as proud as you should be for prioritizing your mental health, there is more work in store to make your therapy journey as effective and healing as possible. Do not just show up to the session, pay your co-pay, and expect your therapist to handle the rest. Your mental health and wellness rely on the work you put into the ... |
4 Tips for Getting the Most from EMDR TherapyMany people express fear and curiosity about EMDR therapy in Orlando because it is pretty different from regular talk therapy. EMDR is a practical, goal-oriented, focused therapy with the potential to save lives. Here are tips for having the best possible EMDR therapy experience. Choose a well-trained provider... |
7 Strategies for Managing AnxietyThere is a wide range of strategies to manage your anxiety. What works best for you may be different from what works best for someone else. In addition, it can take time to find the practices that work best in your life. But, if you notice that you cannot manage symptoms independently and need support from anxiety therapy, Dr. Phillips can help. Try these strategies for managing your anxi... |
6 Divorce Prevention TipsMarriage conflict is inevitable, but it should not lead you to divorce. There are many ways to keep your marriage strong and healthy to avoid the D-word. Our expert on marriage counseling, Dr. Phillips, offers the following divorce prevention tips: Make time daily for loving connections ... |
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.