by Kayla Reilly | Jan 20, 2021 | Couples/Marriage, Relationships, Uncategorized
Even happily married couples can hit obstacles along the way. When this happens, couples can either try to work through their issues themselves, or they can seek the guidance of a trained marriage counselor. While some couples feel their problems should be kept...
by Kayla Coughlan | Oct 15, 2020 | Relationships, Therapy
Every relationship has its fair share of ups and downs, however, sometimes the tension can reach a boiling point, and assistance is needed. Online couples therapy can be the solution to relationship woes. Studies have shown that current marriage counseling techniques...
by Kayla Reilly | Oct 8, 2020 | Anxiety, Couples/Marriage, Depression, General, Health, Managing Feelings, Mental Health Counselor Wilmington NC, Relationships, Therapy, Trauma, Trauma / PTSD, Uncategorized
Therapy is a transformative experience that requires the right personality fit between client and clinician. Beyond that, trust and rapport are what drive a successful therapeutic relationship. Notice that I didn’t say therapy was always a comfortable experience. To...
by Kayla Reilly | Sep 7, 2020 | Relationships
Let’s talk about family roles. Family roles may be a phrase that feels very light as it is commonly used. We’re here to talk about the negative side of family roles and the impact they can have on a family Family roles can be a sign or symptom of a dysfunctional...
by Kayla Reilly | Jul 13, 2020 | Relationships
The saying “All’s Fair In Love And War”, isn’t really conducive to a healthy relationship between two people. There are ways to have productive arguments and disagreements without having to end the night with someone sleeping on the couch, or angrily hanging up the...
by Kayla Reilly | Apr 30, 2020 | Relationships
Parenting is THE hardest job on the face of the planet. Hands down. Now throw on a global pandemic that causes 6+ weeks of quarantine. So many parents are struggling with judging themselves, being exhausted, feeling guilty… It makes therapists sad because you are...
