Archive for March 2026
Nervous System Care: A Simple Way to Come Back to Yourself || By Bre Smith, LPCC
The moments we need support the most are often the moments we forget what actually helps. A big part of both my personal self-care and my clinical work with clients in my private practice, Wild Alchemy Counseling, is nervous system care. This is what I want to explore today. We all need this kind of…
Read MoreWhere Do We Go From Here?: Moving Through Grief to Cultivate our Aliveness || By Taylor Arroganté-Reyes, LPCC
When I sat down to write this, I knew I wanted to talk about the psychological work that’s swirling around me as a therapist. More specifically, the work around me as a therapist in 2026 in the United States who works with folks at an intersection of many forms of marginalization. My fingers hovered over…
Read MoreHot Takes || By Beth Hinnen, Certifed Mindfulness and Meditation Teacher
These days, it feels like things are happening at the speed of light. No matter what is on your news feed, chances are you are seeing headlines by the handfuls come across minute by minute. Each headline typically proclaims this event is a “disaster,” an “atrocity” with “long-term impacts,” or it is “epic,” “unprecedented” and…
Read MoreChoose Your Compensation Carefully || By Laura Zwisler, LPC
In the world of couples therapy, Love Language is a staple. For those of you unfamiliar with the idea, the gist is that we prefer to receive love in ways that meet our own particular emotional needs over general acts of love. That is, when people we love show up for us, it’s better if they do…
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