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Signs You May Benefit From Couples Counseling

Signs You May Benefit From Couples Counseling

by Merrimack Valley Psychological Associates | Apr 14, 2022 | Psychology

Every relationship works differently and has its own unique challenges. You may argue more often than you used to or disagree about the next steps in your relationship. The tension can cause unnecessary stress and challenges in your personal life. There are many...
How to Support Your Child During Their Therapy Journey

How to Support Your Child During Their Therapy Journey

by Merrimack Valley Psychological Associates | Dec 14, 2021 | How to Talk to Children, Psychology

When raising your children, you’ll help by giving advice and guiding them through life, but there may be situations that require more help than a parent or guardian can provide. In these cases, a child could benefit from the help of a therapist. Many situations...
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 101: What Is CBT and Is It Right for Me?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 101: What Is CBT and Is It Right for Me?

by Merrimack Valley Psychological Associates | Dec 9, 2020 | Psychology

There are many therapy methods practitioners may use to help their patients. Cognitive behavioral therapy, also known as CBT, is one of these options. Whether this treatment option will work well for you depends on the plan that you and your therapist agree upon....
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  • Allison Cole, LMHC
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