How AI can help (or hurt) your mental health: 5 prompts experts recommend by Ashley Laderer | May 9, 2025 | Coping Skills, Mental Health Resources, Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement For decades, therapy has been synonymous with the classic image of a client lying on a couch while a therapist scribbles notes. Fast forward to today, and this image is rapidly changing. Imagine instead opening an app and confiding in an AI chatbot—a scenario that’s becoming increasingly common as artificial…
How do I know therapy is working? by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC | Apr 9, 2025 | Ask a Therapist, Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics Congratulations on starting therapy! Making this choice is a big step. You invest time, energy, and sometimes money into your well-being, and just like if you had a physical illness, you want to know if the treatment is making a difference. I completely understand. It’s important to remember that therapy…
Does Thriveworks offer family therapy for processing domestic violence? by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC | Mar 21, 2024 | Abuse & Neglect, Ask a Therapist Q: Do you offer family therapy? My family has experienced domestic violence and would like a space to process abusive experiences. A: Hello there, First of all, I’m sorry for what you and your family have experienced. A history of domestic violence within a family can be challenging to repair,…
Therapy for men: Empowering men with comprehensive mental health support by Evan Csir, LPC | Nov 24, 2023 | Beginning Therapy, Men's Issues, Mental Health Topics Men face unique challenges and complexities in today’s world, and taking care of mental health is crucial for overall well-being. For men who are grappling with relationship issues, societal pressures, or are seeking personal development and more, our dedicated therapists are here to guide and support you on your journey…
Habitual lying: What does it look like and what are its causes? by Theresa Lupcho, LPC | Jul 27, 2023 | Behavioral Issues, Communication, Mental Health Topics, Psychology Everyone lies from time to time. Whether it’s to get out of work or spare someone’s feelings, lying every once in a while is normal and common. However, when someone lies frequently, they are known as a habitual liar. Lying often is harmful, and can even be a sign of…