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As the summer sun fades and cooler days arrive, many of us find ourselves entering a season of transition. Fall brings beautiful colors, cozy sweaters,

At Truth Center for Health and Healing, we see it often: couples come to therapy feeling more like roommates than romantic partners. Somewhere between the

Is it possible that somewhere between busy schedules, unspoken fears, and daily patterns, your ability to truly be heard (and to truly listen) got lost?

The transition to college is one of the most significant life changes a family can experience. For students, it represents newfound independence, growth, and excitement.

When a child or adolescent enters therapy, it is most likely due to something in their system or emotional world that feels overwhelming or out

June is often a time of endings and beginnings. Graduation ceremonies, final goodbyes, new job offers, and summer moves mark major transitions not just for

Thinking about starting therapy can feel like standing at the edge of something unknown. It can be hopeful, maybe, but also a little uncertain. The

Mental health is something we all work on in one way or another. However, for many LGBTQ+ individuals, the path can feel especially complicated. Between

When we think of therapy, picture quiet rooms, deep conversations, and emotional breakthroughs come to mind. However, healing isn’t just a mental process, it’s physical

“I felt like I had to explain my whole identity before we could even begin.” If you’ve ever left therapy feeling more misunderstood than supported,