by De Angela Smith | Feb 8, 2022 | Counseling/Therapy, Couples, Family, Individual Therapy
Am I Trippin’? No, you are not trippin’! The world has shifted, and your feelings and perspective on the world may have changed as well. Instead of paying attention to your feelings of anxiety, depression, or the signs of distress, you probably have been...
by Ernesto Segismundo | Feb 16, 2021 | Couples, Marriage Stress and anxiety
As a parent, we often go back and forth in our minds regarding our children. Obviously, we want what is best for our children and to do what we can to help them succeed, but it is a hard pill to swallow acknowledging that maybe your child is struggling or hurting in...
by Ernesto Segismundo | Feb 5, 2021 | Couples, Marriage Stress and anxiety
With many Americans without employment or forced to work from home, many challenges arise. Some of the unwanted stressors the therapist at CAV Family Therapy is finding, but not limited to are related to parenting a depressed teenager deprived of social interaction;...
by Ernesto Segismundo | Jun 18, 2018 | Couples, Marriage Stress and anxiety
For many couples, the discovery of a spousal affair is the ultimate betrayal. And yet, the betrayal by one does not necessarily decrease the love of either party for the other. When you still love someone but the trust has been significantly damaged, is it possible to...
by Ernesto Segismundo | Jun 11, 2018 | Couples, Marriage Stress and anxiety
Love is a beautiful thing, and there’s nothing more amazing than feeling the bond you share with your partner get stronger. If you’re in a happy relationship, you can keep it that way by introducing a few new things into your relationship. Here are 6 evidence-based...
