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July 31, 2026



Most people seeking therapy are struggling with a problem (or multiple problems) that they want to overcome. They rarely come to therapy stating, “I want to change my personality.” They want to keep the essence of who they are, but make the tweaks needed to achieve something they haven’t been able to achieve on their […]
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July 31, 2026



You have a child with OCD. It feels like you have tried everything. Nevertheless, your child needs more support. Have you thought about trying group therapy? Some children may be hesitant about trying group therapy. However, research shows that there are immeasurable benefits. Of course, you can’t encourage your child to try group OCD therapy […]
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July 31, 2026



There is more than one group therapy type. Some groups are based around specific ages. For example, children and teens have their own groups separate from adults. Often times groups come together because of similar issues. For example, a specific group might help people cope with anxiety, PTSD, addiction, or grief. Of course, there are […]
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July 31, 2026



Being afraid of the dark is a common fear for many children. It’s been said that nightlight manufacturers are not going to experience a decrease in sales anytime soon. In fact, many parents seek child counseling in San Diego and the surrounding areas simply to help their children face this fear. Most parents genuinely want […]
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July 31, 2026



Anorexia is more common than you might assume. Yet, understanding anorexia and why people develop this eating disorder can be difficult. There are many assumptions about anorexia—why it starts, who can have it, and what the symptoms look like—and these assumptions can cloud our judgment of this disorder. In short, someone with anorexia will develop […]
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July 31, 2026



When your child is upset or worried, they might want to talk to you about it—or they might clam up.  We all get a little sad and anxious sometimes, and your child may be able to process their emotions on their own. But if you suspect that their feelings of depression or anxiety are persistent […]
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July 31, 2026



When you got married, you and your spouse vowed to stay together forever. You knew there would be rough patches. But you always expected that the two of you would be able to work as a team and get through them together. You figured you would come out the other side an even stronger couple […]
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July 31, 2026



The world you’re raising your kids in today is probably very different from the world you grew up in.  Society has changed rapidly over the past few decades, and despite what we may see on the news, the world is actually safer for children than ever before. But we still can’t protect our children from […]
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