Insights and ideas from the therapist team at Meghan L. Reitz and Associates.
Disordered eating is a very common issue facing many Americans. We often think of eating disorders being associated with someone who plainly has anorexia or bulimia. There isn't a whole lot of gray area.
If you struggle to get a handle on physical, mental, and/or emotional aspects of yourself, this article is for you. Often people struggle with one or more of these areas in their lives. We tend to turn towards medications to relieve ailments of both the physical and non-physical sort.
You may have asked yourself on more than one occasion, is my kid crazy? We have all been there. Sometimes it is just normal child and adolescent behavior.
If you are anyone who is anyone, quite literally, you probably have some work to do in the area of your relationships. This could include friendships, romantic relationships, or family relationships. For the purpose of this article, we will focus on what you can do to improve your relationship with your partner or spouse.
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