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How to Deal With Challenging Family Members

How to Deal With Challenging Family Members

by Merrimack Valley Psychological Associates | Feb 11, 2026 | Growing Up

Holiday and family gatherings can bring familiar routines, meaningful traditions and the chance to reconnect. But they can also stir up complicated emotions when long-standing patterns or sensitive topics surface. You might feel excited to share a meal, exchange gifts...
Things to Know About Alcohol and Substance Use in College

Things to Know About Alcohol and Substance Use in College

by Merrimack Valley Psychological Associates | Sep 28, 2021 | Growing Up

If you’re concerned about college drinking culture for yourself or someone you know, you are not alone. College campuses have long been famous for football games and fraternity parties where consuming huge amounts of alcohol is seen as a badge of honor. For...
How to Rekindle a Friendship That’s Gone Stale

How to Rekindle a Friendship That’s Gone Stale

by Merrimack Valley Psychological Associates | Mar 25, 2021 | Coming of Age, Growing Up

Flipping through photos and seeing familiar faces of old friends is a part of life. People grow and move on to new chapters. As people live life and move forward, they may try to stay in touch with old friends while meeting new people. This life event is normal, and...

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