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Intensive therapy is therapy sessions delivered in greater frequency over short time durations. It explores more and in greater scope than traditional therapy. It is also more about the delivery of treatment, not the type. 

Borderline personality disorder, also known as BPD, is a type of personality disorder. What this means is that it affects the patient’s behavior. Someone who has a personality disorder will behave in a different way to someone who doesn’t, and this is a result of differences in the way that they think, feel, perceive and relate to those around them.

Therapy comes in many different shapes and forms. One variety that you may not be familiar with, but that can be extremely helpful in the right circumstances is known as intensive therapy.

Trauma is an emotional response to a frightening or stressful event. In many cases, trauma causes a wide range of different negative emotions. Traumatic events can happen at any age and can cause long-lasting psychological effects for the person experiencing it. Unfortunately, many people will experience some degree of trauma at some point during their lifetime.

Holistic healing is defined as a form of healing/therapy that considers physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness, and combines them to create a whole-body approach to health. The belief is that by treating the whole body, it is possible to fix the underlying causes of illness and disease as well as reducing or eliminating the symptoms that they cause.

As you may have guessed, a couple’s retreat is a unique getaway that combines the relaxation of a vacation with couples counseling and other couple-based activities to help get your relationship back on track. The concept behind a couples retreat is the idea that taking two people in a relationship out of their normal environment removes some of the day-to-day struggles that usually prevent them from addressing the issues causing friction in their partnership.  

Whether you love your job or hate it, you probably spend a good percentage of your waking life at work. And for most people, taking time away from work if they have personal or professional issues to deal with isn’t really an option.

The concept of family is fairly simple, but the reality is much more complicated. Families come in all shapes and sizes, and what is ‘normal’ for one may be completely unthinkable for another.

If you suffer from anxiety, you aren’t alone. It is one of the most common mental health issues affecting both adults and children alike. Anxiety is not a single condition with just one underlying cause. In fact, there are a variety of types of anxiety, each with its own triggers. Some of the most common types of anxiety include the following.

One of the primary emotions that millions of people are experiencing during the current pandemic is loneliness. New rules and regulations surrounding social distancing and minimizing the number of people that we come into contact with has changed the way in which we interact with one another this year. Entertainment and hospitality venues have been closed, our ability to travel has been limited and where possible, most of us have been told to work from home. However, if 2020 has taught us anything it is that, for the vast majority of people, human contact is a very basic but powerful need that many of us can’t cope without. Many of us are struggling to maintain our mental well-being during this pandemic and prolonged loneliness caused by isolation can significantly affect our mental health. Not only this but being lonely also increases the amount of cortisol in the body. Known as the stress hormone, too much cortisol can affect the immune system and increase the risk of some health conditions including diabetes, heart problems, obesity, and even some cancers. Now, more than ever, it is important to find out how to manage isolation and depression. Fortunately, therapy can help.