by Kathy Fox In life, and in therapy, the topic of sex can be complex. People can have a broad range of thoughts and emotions related to sex – with some people feeling very ready and interested in addressing it (and maybe wondering if it’s…
by Megan Rose, LMHC Today I’m answering the question “What is Therapy?”, and I guarantee all the other mental health workers are gasping or laughing because this is an impossible question to answer and something I could easily talk about for days! I’m going to…
by Jenna Wagemester, tLMHC As a therapist, there are times that people will apologize when they cry during sessions. However, when I see a client crying it shows that there is something emotional and raw being processed and experienced in that moment. I recognize how…
by Laura Crow, LMSW Is it cool to bring my child? My dog? My partner? At MWR, we understand that even in individual therapy there may be times when you might want to bring someone with you. Children in arms (AKA kiddos who aren’t yet…