By Jenna D'Angelo, LAC Do You Love Someone With Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)? In the first piece, I wrote from the inside: what it feels like to live with Borderline Personality Disorder, to carry emotions that arrive loud and fast, and to navigate a world that often misunderstands. This part is for the people standingContinue reading "8 Ways to Help Someone with Borderline Personality Disorder: Why Your Support Really Matters"
Can CBD Really Help With Trauma? Here’s What Science Says
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult with your primary care doctor before making any decisions about cannabis use. By Lauren Grossbach, LMFT Trauma Lives in the Body (Not Just the Mind) Trauma isn't just about what happened; it's about what stays with you afterward.Continue reading "Can CBD Really Help With Trauma? Here’s What Science Says"
How to Break Free From Generational Trauma Patterns That Are Keeping You Stuck
By Jayln Giles-Ewell, LAAT, ATR-P When it comes to your family, do you ever find yourself thinking, “Why do they always do this?” Maybe you notice certain behaviors in your cousins, or you see the same arguments pop up at every family gathering. Perhaps you even notice similarities in how you (or your siblings) parent versusContinue reading "How to Break Free From Generational Trauma Patterns That Are Keeping You Stuck"
Where Intensity Meets Heart: Speaking to the Borderline Experience
By Jenna D'Angelo, LAC Being chronically misunderstood is exhausting. Being seen only through the lens of your struggles rather than your strength, sensitivity, and capacity for connection is unbearable. The intensity of your emotions, the depth of your relationships, and the pain you carry are what you consider your weaknesses. But what if I toldContinue reading "Where Intensity Meets Heart: Speaking to the Borderline Experience"
Cannabis for Grief & Loss: Can It Help with Emotional Healing?
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult with your primary care doctor before making any decisions about cannabis use. By Lauren Grossbach, LMFT Grief Doesn't Follow a Timeline (And Neither Does Healing) Grief isn't something you "get over." It's something you move through, and thatContinue reading "Cannabis for Grief & Loss: Can It Help with Emotional Healing?"
Parenting Burnout in NJ: How to Stop Doing Everything Alone in Your Relationship
By Jaunai Staton, LAMFT The Weight of Parenting Alone in a Partnership Partnership is supposed to mean sharing the weight, yet many moms quietly admit it doesn’t feel that way. Have you ever looked around and thought, “Why does it feel like I’m doing this alone, even though I’m not?” That’s the hidden struggle of one-sidedContinue reading "Parenting Burnout in NJ: How to Stop Doing Everything Alone in Your Relationship"
Mom Burnout and the Invisible Load of Parenting in New Jersey
By Jaunai Staton, LAMFT As a therapist, I often hear this quiet truth from moms: “I’m partnered, but parenting still feels painfully solo.” Your partner may be present, but you’re the one remembering the appointments, managing the meltdowns, planning the meals, and holding the emotional tone of the home. On the outside, it may look likeContinue reading "Mom Burnout and the Invisible Load of Parenting in New Jersey"
When Attachment Styles Don’t Match: 7 Steps To Harmony In Your Relationship
By Erika Bellomo, LAMFT Let’s be real—relationships are complicated. Even if you and your partner care deeply about each other, it’s not uncommon for you to feel like you’re speaking different languages when it comes to emotional needs. A lot of this comes down to attachment styles. As a couples therapist, I see this allContinue reading "When Attachment Styles Don’t Match: 7 Steps To Harmony In Your Relationship"
Virtual Therapy NJ for New Moms: The Self-Care Solution That Comes to You
By Melody Smith, LPC You know the advice everyone gives you– "Make sure you take care of yourself too"? Yeah. Cool. But HOW? How are you supposed to take care of yourself when you haven't slept more than two consecutive hours in weeks? When your body is still healing and leaking in ways no oneContinue reading "Virtual Therapy NJ for New Moms: The Self-Care Solution That Comes to You"
When the Spark Fades: How to Know If It’s Time to Stay or Go
By: Taylor Zanon, LAMFT Scenario: Newlyweds at a Crossroad Emma and Jake have been married for six months. Their wedding was beautiful, filled with love and excitement for their future together. However, as the honeymoon phase fades, Emma starts feeling an unease she can’t ignore. At first, she chalks it up to post-wedding blues orContinue reading "When the Spark Fades: How to Know If It’s Time to Stay or Go"