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At Heights Family Counseling, we believe therapy should never be one size fits all. Every person walks through our doors with a unique story, which is why we've intentionally built a team of clinicians with diverse specialties and expertise to meet people wherever they are in life.
Read MoreIt’s normal to worry about your health from time to time. A strange ache, a new symptom, or an upcoming medical test can create moments of uncertainty. For some, however, health-related worry becomes overwhelming, persistent, and life-disrupting. This is known as health anxiety.
Read MoreI truly love my job so much. I appreciate the intimate space that I get to occupy with people who I ordinarily might never cross paths with in life outside of session. Every kind of person is able to come into the therapy room, and I get to play such a special role in their lives because I have no history and no agenda with them.
Read MoreThe Energy-Movement Paradox
It is such a cruel and honestly disrespectful scientific reality that being chronically exhausted reinforces inactivity and inactivity reinforces exhaustion. Because, for people burdened with health problems like depression, POTS, or autoimmune conditions, where does that leave us? If we are already feeling low energy, this finger trap of an emotional conundrum can make us feel even more hopeless, defeated, or searching for miracles.
Read MoreWhen I first started my journey with mindfulness and meditation 7-ish years ago, I struggled the most with body scan meditations. In a typical session, the instructor would ask us to mentally scan our bodies and try and distinguish any particular areas which might be holding on to pain or tension. We were asked to then pay special attention to these areas throughout the practice in the hope that we could direct our mindful energy towards healing and relieving these aches. As someone with chronic pain, this exercise was a nightmare for me.
Read MoreMindfulness. A word you’ve probably heard a time or two. When we think of mindfulness our mind often flashes to a yoga studio where the members are in a tangled pose taking deep breaths. But did you know we can take little steps towards mindfulness everyday?
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