Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and emotion-focused therapy (EFT) are two therapeutic approaches that can help you improve your mental well-being. Both have unique approaches to addressing mental health concerns, but they operate differently and have distinct purposes.  While CBT focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors, EFT aims to explore and process emotions to foster deeper self-awareness and healing. Understanding how these therapies work will help you choose the one that’s best for you. Read on to talk

If you need to find a grief counselor, you know it’s a profoundly personal and emotional step in your healing process. Losing someone you love is overwhelming, confusing, and sad, and most people, whether they realize it or not, are in dire need of support.  Grief isn’t something you’ll ever truly get over, but it is something you must learn to live with. Finding the right grief therapist and having a good support system can make all the difference in talk

Deciding to pursue therapy can feel like stepping into uncharted territory, and knowing what to expect can ease much of the uncertainty. One of the first questions many newcomers have is, “How long is a therapy session?” This practical consideration can significantly influence your decision to start therapy and how you integrate it into your life.  Therapy sessions vary in length, typically ranging from 45 to 60 minutes, depending on various factors including the therapy approach, the issues being addressed, talk

Mental health is a pressing topic today — current research from Mental Health America shows that nearly a quarter of adults in the United States experienced some form of mental health condition in the last year. That’s about 60 million people. Yet, despite our increasing recognition of how prevalent an issue it is, the stigma around therapy and seeking help still exists in many communities.  There are several problems with this — first and foremost, a negative stereotype and unfair talk

Native American mental health concerns are complex, but by developing a deep understanding of cultural and historical contexts, it’s possible to challenge and overcome them. Native American nations are diverse, with unique languages, traditions, and perspectives on health and healing that can influence how we approach and address mental health care.  Explore some of the challenges Native Americans face regarding mental well-being and learn about how modern and traditional healing practices are coming together to best serve this population. We’ll talk

Facing a cancer diagnosis in the family is a life-altering experience, and when it’s your spouse who’s affected, the emotional weight can feel overwhelming.  Navigating this journey can bring up a range of complex feelings, from fear and sadness to moments of guilt or helplessness. It’s even normal to feel alone when you have a spouse with cancer. These complex emotions are natural, yet they can be challenging to manage while you focus on supporting your spouse. In fact, some talk

Two commonly used approaches to therapy today are rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Both styles focus on identifying negative thought and behavior patterns and changing them to enhance emotional well-being. While they share similar goals, they’re actually built on differing philosophical foundations and offer distinct approaches to healing. Keep reading as we break down the key differences between CBT and REBT therapy so you can decide which treatment style might be best for your needs talk