Sarah earned her Master of Arts degree in Counselor Education at UCF, as well as her Certificate in Marriage, Couples and Family Therapy. As part of her graduate work, Sarah completed a year-long internship at a local residential program for HIV+, homeless men with substance abuse issues, which is where she ...
As a member of and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, I understand the unique struggles that members of the community face regarding …
Relationships are fundamental to our existence. Using my extensive training and experience, I help couples to build healthier …
As a mother of a toddler with Autism Spectrum Disorder, I understand and can empathize well with the unique challenges and demands of …
Oxytocin, often referred to as “the cuddle hormone” or “the bonding hormone,” seems to be appearing quite frequently in the news …
Anxiety: it’s something everyone deals with at one point or another, whether we all admit it or not. It’s one of the main …
One of the reoccurring themes I see in couples counseling is appreciation, or the lack thereof. Particularly with couples that …
In a recent blog, I discussed the dangers of assumption. This month, I want to take it a step further. Assumption’s pesky cousin …