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How To Control AngerMen’s Therapy Orlando Weighs InIn Men’s therapy Orlando, men seeking counseling for anger or how to control bad behavior, have often reached out due to conflict within a relationship. Even if you are a man who is seeking help for anger or jealousy and have been nudged by another person, you can learn a lot through men’s therapy. The most obvious point that gets overlooked at times during heated ... |
ORLANDO COUNSELING SELF-CARE SERIESHow to Stay PresentIn this Orlando counseling self-help series, let’s explore the art of how to stay present. I’m sure you have heard the importance of being mindful, staying present, and being in the here-and-now, but how does one do that? Is it really as easy as people seem to say? As an Orlando counselor working with individuals in anxiety therapy, I wanted to share some easy step... |
Cinema Therapy in Individual CounselingWhat it is and how we can use it?Movies and film have always played a crucial role in allowing us to experience intense emotions and feelings. In individual counseling, there are many techniques which can elicit growth in a person. Cinema therapy is one of those techniques which can promote self-awareness. In order to use cinema therapy, you look to the actors on screen and envision yourself in thei... |
ORLANDO COUNSELING SELF-CARE SERIESCauses Of Negative ThinkingIn this Orlando counseling self-care series let’s explore what might be causing negative feelings and how to think more positively to improve mood during these changing times. Gaining insight into reasons for negative thinking can help. When you begin using self-care daily habits and positive affirmations, you stop self-limiting beliefs that create barriers to ... |
ORLANDO COUNSELING SELF-CARE SERIESComparing versus Striving: What’s the Difference?In this Orlando counseling self-care series blog we will be discussions how comparison to others can have a negative impact on good mental health. Comparing yourself to others or even past versions of yourself, can have one of the most detrimental impacts you have not previously considered. What makes comparison so damaging to self-esteem? ... |
How to Cope with the Aftermath of TraumaAfter overcoming or surviving extremely traumatic experiences, you may find yourself in an unfamiliar and confusing place. You may have difficult trusting others, finding support, or coping with your experiences. You also may be suffering from physical or emotional harm. During the aftermath of a traumatic experience, you want to find ways to cope and try to ... |
Strategies to Combat Depression during the COVID-19 CrisisThe novel coronavirus pandemic has left millions of people confused, overworked, jobless, unmotivated, or stuck. All of these circumstances can have a negative effect on mental health and lead us down negative or even destructive pathways. If you have been feeling depressed during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is always important to take care of your mental health firs... |
Four Great Reasons to Get a Life CoachAre you a little lost in your life? Are you looking to discover a new passion, start on a new path, or learn more about yourself? Life coaching is a great way to talk with a professional to uncover your dreams and set realistic benchmarks to make them come true. Whether you are searching for professional or personal fulfillment, motivation or encouragement to... |
Four Signs You May Have Social Anxiety DisorderDo you avoid social events because you feel awkward, uncomfortable, or withdrawn in a crowd of people? Are you constantly searching for excuses to avoid dating, holidays, work events, or parties? From avoiding social gatherings to feeling out of place or judged, there are many different symptoms of social anxiety disorder. At anxiety therapy in Orlando, you c... |
Coaches: Forty Individuals in OneCoaching in sports is both unique and fluid. Unique because a coach is looked at as a scholar of the sport passing on knowledge. Fluid because there is no standard framework for being a coach. However, if you are a coach, how are you able to coach a group of athletes to work together for a common goal while making sure each individual athlete is receiving the proper care, atte... |
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.