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LDS Counselor: Reality Of Postpartum Depression

Most women who have given birth have heard the term, “baby blues,” a short period of mild depression that can sometimes accompanies childbirth; but when the baby blues don’t go away on their own, it may be time to seek the help of an LDS counselor.  Postpartum depression is more than the baby blues, it is a mood disorder that can cause women to experience feelings of extreme sadness, anxiety and exhaustion that makes it difficult for them to care for their child or for themselves.   Postpartum Depression Is Underdiagnosed There is a stigma that accompanies a diagnosis of Read more
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LDS Marriage Counselor: Do You Need Alone Time?

I have spent many years as an LDS marriage counselor and have helped couples through a variety of struggles that only close relationships like marriage can bring.  There is one particular issue that people who live together go through that counseling can help with and it’s probably one that you’ve dealt with in your marriage – that is the issue of finding alone time.  Though too much togetherness is rarely a marriage-ender, it can lead to tension that can make your marriage unpleasant at times. ✦ Understand Your Own Needs Marriages and the perpetual togetherness they bring can be hard to Read more
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LDS Counselor: About Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

If you’re considering getting the help of an LDS counselor who uses cognitive behavioral therapy in treating their patients, as I do at Insight Child & Family Counseling, you should know a little more about this type of therapy and how it can help.  Here are the answers to some questions you may have: What Is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? Cognitive behavioral therapy is a form of psychotherapy that has been found to be effective in treating a variety of disorders.  Unlike other forms of psychotherapy that can last many years, sometimes decades, without concrete results, cognitive behavioral therapy is usually more Read more
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LDS Marriage Counselor: Marriage And Your Parents

For most of us, our families, especially our parents, are an important part of our lives even after we grow up, move out and get married; but as an LDS marriage counselor, I can tell you that the relationship you have with your parents as a child must be different from the relationship you have with your parents as a married adult.  Changing how much you rely on your parents for the kind of support you needed as you were growing up will allow your marriage to grow stronger when your spouse becomes the first person you turn to every Read more