

Navigating Dysfunction: Robert Subby’s Family Rules from “Lost in the Shuffle”
In his influential book, Lost in the Shuffle (1987), Robert Subby explores the hidden rules that govern families affected by addiction, mental illness, and unresolved
In his influential book, Lost in the Shuffle (1987), Robert Subby explores the hidden rules that govern families affected by addiction, mental illness, and unresolved
When we imagine a sustainable future, our minds often leap to innovations in technology, environmental conservation, and economic reform. These are undoubtedly critical, yet sustainability
In recent years, the terms trauma-informed and trauma-responsive have gained prominence in therapeutic settings. While often used interchangeably, they represent different approaches to understanding and
For decades, the troubled teen industry has been criticized for its use of gooning—a practice where adolescents are forcibly removed from their homes in the
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One of the most challenging things to discuss among mental health and well-being professionals is the death of a client. Death is a painful and
“The goal of EMDR treatment is to rapidly metabolize the dysfunctional residue from the past and transform it into something useful.” – Francine Shapiro Eye
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“We are only as needy as our unmet needs” – John Bowlby. Childhood experiences and relationships shape who we become and determine how we act
“We’re only as needy as our unmet needs.” – John Bowlby Attachment styles are formed in early childhood and can affect friendships and relationships throughout
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