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Compare family therapyFor parent-child stress, household tension, or first family session questions.What to expect at the first visitRead how early sessions usually begin and what questions are normal before starting.

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traumaanxiety

What counts as a life transition worth bringing to therapy?

Wondering if your struggles are "big enough" for therapy? Any life transition that affects how you feel or function is worth addressing. Learn more.

Sarah Tenuta3 min
child therapytrauma

What to Know about Children in Therapy

When parents first bring their child to therapy, they're often surprised to see more toys and games than tissues in my office.

Dana Romero2 min
depressiontrauma

What depression can look like when it is not obvious

In my practice, I often hear clients say they didn't realize they were depressed because they weren't crying every day or feeling overwhelmingly sad.

Sarah Tenuta4 min