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Coping with Anxiety in the Moment
Anxiety can feel overwhelming but simple, therapist-approved tools can help you feel grounded, calm, and more in control day to day.


Healing After a Narcissistic Parent: Trauma, Identity & Therapy
Growing up with a narcissistic parent can deeply affect your identity, relationships, and emotional well-being. This post explores the lasting impact of narcissistic parenting and how therapy can support healing, recovery, and self-discovery.


How EMDR Therapy Supports Healing from Trauma, Anxiety, and More
EMDR therapy offers a powerful approach to healing trauma, anxiety, and more. From PTSD and childhood trauma to phobias and performance anxiety, EMDR helps reprocess distressing memories so they no longer hold power. Discover who can benefit and how this therapy works.


Understanding Complex PTSD and Childhood Trauma
Childhood trauma can have lasting effects, leading to chronic or complex PTSD in adulthood. This article explores the emotional, cognitive, and physical symptoms associated with long-term trauma and offers insights into pathways for healing and recovery.


Recognizing Baby Blues vs. Postpartum Depression & Anxiety?
Many new parents experience emotional ups and downs, but it’s important to know the difference between temporary baby blues and more serious perinatal mood disorders like postpartum depression or anxiety. This post helps you recognize the signs, understand when it’s time to seek help, and explore supportive therapy options for healing and balance.


Perinatal and Postpartum OCD: What new parents need to know
Postpartum and perinatal OCD causes distressing, unwanted thoughts and compulsive behaviors centered around the baby’s safety. It’s more common than most realize—and highly treatable. Learn what it looks like, how it’s different from other postpartum issues, and how therapy can help. Better Being Main Line offers compassionate support for new parents across Pennsylvania.


10 Things You Should Know About How Trauma Affects Men
Gender can influence the way people experience trauma due to social and cultural norms, expectations, and much more.
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