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It's not for therapists; it's for everybody! Not everyone needs therapy but everybody needs a little help every now and again. We podcast about people understanding their world and their relationships, one step at a time. https://restorationcounselingatl.com/podcasts/
License Associate Professional Counselor discusses tis and strategies for parenting teens during the COVID-19 pandemic .
Professional Counselor James Francis, Jr. discusses the connection between resilience and spiritual maturity as it pertains to counseling.
Listen to an interview with two professional counselors as they discuss the best ways for you to regain some control during the Coronoavirus Outbreak.
Professional Counselor Debbie Turner discusses the effects of technology on mental health particularly in teens.
Interview with therapist Mead Reed on her first time being a mother and the challenges that come with motherhood.
Professional counselor Becca Cline, LPC talks about her path to personal change through the use of process groups. Becca explains how unaware we are of our own problem areas and shows how process groups can be a great a tool in helping us sharpen our weakest parts.
Join us as professional counselor Jennifer Stuckert, MFT discusses how EMDR can significantly change the course of trauma in a person's life.
In this series Professional Counselor Jared Pogue helps parents build a foundation for dealing with their children's struggle with thoughts/feelings of suicide.
If your child is struggling with this, please seek professional counseling or an emergency room in specifically threatening situations.
In this series Professional Counselor Jared Pogue helps parents build a foundation for dealing with their children's struggle with loss of a loved one/grief.
In this series Professional Counselor Jared Pogue helps parents build a foundation for dealing with their children's struggle with oppositional or bad behavior.
In this series Professional Counselor Jared Pogue helps parents build a foundation for dealing with their children's struggle with anxiety.
In this series Professional Counselor Jared Pogue helps parents build a foundation for dealing with their children's struggle with depression.
A professional counselor challenges false beliefs or misconceptions about various issues related to Mental Health and Psychology.
A professional counselor challenges false beliefs or misconceptions about various issues related to Mental Health and Psychology.
A professional counselor challenges false beliefs or misconceptions about various issues related to Mental Health and Psychology.
A professional counselor challenges false beliefs or misconceptions about various issues related to Mental Health and Psychology.
A professional counselor challenges false beliefs or misconceptions about various issues related to Mental Health and Psychology.
A podcast resource for anyone looking to understand Maternal mental Health and the struggles of new parents. Resources below:
Amy Corn - Maternal Mental Health Advocate & PSI State Coordinator amycorn.psi@gmail.com
Debbie Turner: Professional Counselor and Perinatal Counseling Specialist debbiet@restorationcounselingatl.com
Contact information for our parent organization of Postpartum Support International (PSI) can be found here: www.postpartum.net or www.facebook.com/PostpartumSupportInternational
PSI GA Chapter: www.psiga.org and www.facebook.com/psigachapter
Some other great maternal mental health resources are: Postpartum Progress: www.postpartumprogress.com Postpartum Stress Center: www.postpartumstress.com Mom & Mind Podcast: www.momandmind.com
Resources for DADs: Postpartum Support International: www.postpartum.net/get-help/resources-for-fathers The Center for Men's Excellence: www.menexcel.com and www.facebook.com/MenExcel Postpartum Men: www.postpartummen.com
Here is a link to the EPDS (Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale) which is a 5-minute survey moms and dads can take to see if they are at risk of having postpartum depression. It's free and is considered the gold standard of assessment tests for postpartum depression PPD: www.ahealthblog.com/postpartum-depr…ssion-quiz.html
A podcast resource for anyone looking to understand Maternal mental Health and the struggles of new parents. Resources below:
Amy Corn - Maternal Mental Health Advocate & PSI State Coordinator amycorn.psi@gmail.com
Debbie Turner: Professional Counselor and Perinatal Counseling Specialist debbiet@restorationcounselingatl.com
Contact information for our parent organization of Postpartum Support International (PSI) can be found here: www.postpartum.net or http://www.facebook.com/PostpartumSupportInternational
PSI GA Chapter: www.psiga.org and http://www.facebook.com/psigachapter
Some other great maternal mental health resources are: Postpartum Progress: www.postpartumprogress.com Postpartum Stress Center: www.postpartumstress.com Mom & Mind Podcast: www.momandmind.com
Resources for DADs: Postpartum Support International: www.postpartum.net/get-help/resources-for-fathers The Center for Men's Excellence: www.menexcel.com and www.facebook.com/MenExcel Postpartum Men: www.postpartummen.com
Here is a link to the EPDS (Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale) which is a 5-minute survey moms and dads can take to see if they are at risk of having postpartum depression. It's free and is considered the gold standard of assessment tests for postpartum depression PPD: https://www.ahealthblog.com/postpartum-depression-quiz.html
This week I’ll be posting part 2 of my interview with professional marriage counselor Kyle Sussenbeck. If you missed part one, do yourself a favor and go listen to that first before jumping into part two. Otherwise you’ll be missing so much crucial content. In part two we get to hear more about Kyle’s personal connection and struggle with existentialism. Kyle also offers loads of helpful tips for a lot of us through his honesty and professional insights. With that said, enjoy today’s episode.
“Often times people minimize the severity of their loss. They know it’s very profound, but they don’t treat their emotional reaction as profound. But if you give yourself permission to treat your emotional reaction as profound, you honor grief it self.”
"Coming close and moving away are very different. Coming close is hard because it means that things are messy and they might get messy for us too."
Learn the basics about cutting and how to help someone who is cutting. Understanding cutting 101.
In order to help teens fight entitlement, we have to first understand entitlement. Make sure that you enter with compassion before starting this conversation.
Season two of the Restoration Counseling Podcast begins now! Its not for therapists; its for everybody! We reflect on how people change and what it takes to take control of your life.
Are you curious about why we're so angry all the time and what it means? Learn the truth about anger and how to resolve problems of anger by listening to part two of our interview with professional counselor Troy Snyder.
Not all anger is bad anger. Sometimes anger is used to do good, so why do we treat anger outbursts so poorly? Take some time to reflect on the good that anger is telling you and telling others.
In part two of my interview with Mead Reed we continue our discussion on self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth. We also discuss the importance of embracing mistakes and painting your front door. You don't want to miss this.
In today's interview we begin to uncover how we grow self-esteem and look at the connection between self-confidence and self-esteem.
This week we begin our discussion on self-confidence. In this week's episode I lay out my perspective on what self-confidence is and how we obtain it. Next week you'll get to hear a dialogue between me and professional marriage and family counselor Mead Read about her journey to self-confidence. You won't want to miss it. Resources: http://www.restorationcounselingatl.com/index.php/news-info
In this week's episode we finish up the topic of depression by looking at more practical tips for contextualizing depression. We are offering specific tips on how to better control the experience of depression without it becoming completely overbearing.