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Depression in Men Doesn’t Always Look Like Sadness: The Signs Many Men (and Their Partners) Miss
Depression in men doesn't always look like you think. Instead of sadness, sometimes depression looks like irritability; snapping at your family or feeling emotionally checked out working late every night. Sometimes it looks like working late every night; losing interest in things you used to enjoy or drinking more than usual. Sometimes it looks like feeling constantly exhausted but insisting, “I’m just stressed.”
amorycounseling
4 days ago7 min read


What Self-Care Actually Means (and Why It’s Not Just Bubble Baths and Saying “No”)
Let's untangle the differences between activities to cope and self-care activities so you can make a plan and create a life that creates more enjoyment and requires less coping.
amorycounseling
Apr 274 min read


How to Find the Right Therapist or Counselor and Why that Relationship Matters More than You Think
Searching for the right mental health counselor or therapist is so important, and it can feel really overwhelming. Let's talk about why that relationship is so important and some practical steps to take to improve your search.
amorycounseling
Apr 204 min read


Stop Doubting Yourself: A Guide to Imposter Syndrome
Raise your hand if you’ve ever thought: “They must’ve made a mistake letting me do this.” If your hand is up, you’re in good company. Its a question I've asked in many presentations at counseling conferences. From the responses, I've learned that this thought or thoughts like this are a nearly universal experience. Imposter syndrome is like background noise in a crowded room, almost everyone hears it, even if no one talks about it. So, you’re definitely not “too sensitive” o
amorycounseling
Apr 134 min read


Do I Have to Talk About My Trauma Details in Therapy?
If you’ve ever considered therapy but thought: “Do I have to sit on a couch and spill every traumatic detail of my life to a stranger?”
You’re not alone.
amorycounseling
Apr 64 min read


Why Professional Helpers Burnout (And What Actually Helps)
Raise your hand if you’ve ever spent a week saving the world and felt like a sad, exhausted squirrel by Friday. 🐿️ If you’re a nurse, first responder, educator, social worker, therapist, or anyone whose job is to help other people , I feel you. You give a lot over and over again — often with little recovery time and no expectation that things will change. How can they? Others still need help, need you. But eventually something’s gotta give. That something is usually called
amorycounseling
Mar 305 min read


Men's Mental Health. Why Men Should Go to Mental Health Counseling (Even If They "Don't Do Feelings")
Discussion about the mental health needs of men, men's mental health, mental health counseling stigma, emotional intelligence for men, why men avoid therapy, and anger management.
amorycounseling
Mar 234 min read


Why Everyone Should Go to Mental Health Counseling or Therapy; Even if You Think You're "Fine"
Let's talk about why everyone should go to mental health counseling or therapy and not just because they are in crisis. Whether you are experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, grief, or life changes, you are not alone and you deserve your support.
amorycounseling
Mar 165 min read
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