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Art Museum Therapy Office - Pennsylvania

2401 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 1A2
Philadelphia PA 19130

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Society Hill Therapy Office - Pennsylvania

233 S. 6th Street, Suite C-33
Philadelphia PA 19106

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Ocean City Therapy Office - New Jersey

360 West Ave, Floor 1

Ocean City, NJ 08226

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Santa Fe Therapy Office - New Mexico

2204 B Brothers Road
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505

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Mechanicsville Therapy Office - Virginia

9044 Mann Drive,

Mechanicsville Virginia, 23116

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Richmond Therapy Office - Virginia

1806 Summit Ave, Suite 300 # 1006
Richmond VA 23230

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Alpharetta Therapy Office - Georgia

11720 Amber Park Drive, Ste 160
Alpharetta, GA 30009

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TIPs: Compulsions > Addiction and Medication

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Compulsions:

Therapist topic experts

Janna Frieman, MFT, MSSP (Associate Therapist)

Pennsylvania

Brian Jones MSED (Associate Therapist)

Pennsylvania

Richard (Rick) Snyderman, LPC, CADC, CSAT, NCC (Therapist & Director of Support Groups)

Pennsylvania, New Jersey

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Grieving the Loss of a Relationship

Any loss no matter how big or small triggers a grief process. A person does not have to die for you to feel grief.

Expanding Cultural Lens

This tip is a fun way to create active dialogue around other's culture

The first step to disarm a narcissist is to identify your own “hot buttons.” These are areas that are particularly sensitive for you that automatically send you into “defense mode.” If we slip into this “defense mode,” we are unable to empathize with the other person or think through possible solutions to the current situation. To disarm a narcissist, you must begin by identifying your own “hot buttons.” In so doing, you are diminishing the power a narcissist may have had in the past and gaining more control over your own emotional responses. Once you have adjusted your own frame of mind, you are then more able to communicate clearly and assertively. Below are several ideas of helpful phrases to use when interacting with a narcissist.

Mindful Sex: A Guide To Becoming Fully Present Sexually

Becoming sexually present. Mindfulness sexual exercises.

OCD as a Superpower

This tip considers the many strengths people with OCD have, in order to take a more compassionate look at their diagnosis.

Addiction and Medication

Medication addiction has become a wide issue in our culture. Read our tips and articles today for self-help ideas or contact the Center for Growth today to help you develop a plan for dealing with prescription drug abuse.

Anxiety and Drug Use

Anxiety and Drug Use: Whether or not you have a predisposition to anxiety, it is important to understand how drug use plays a part in your mind and body connection. This goes beyond your typical continue reading

How to Give Yourself Permission to Take Medication

Struggling with anxiety or depression? Maybe you’ve already tried talk therapy, lifestyle changes, and support from your relationships and you seem to still struggle overcome what people say is “all in your head.” continue reading

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Compulsions:

Therapist topic experts

Janna Frieman, MFT, MSSP (Associate Therapist)

Brian Jones MSED (Associate Therapist)

Richard (Rick) Snyderman, LPC, CADC, CSAT, NCC (Therapist & Director of Support Groups)

More Topics:

Featured Tips:

Grieving the Loss of a Relationship

Expanding Cultural Lens

How To Disarm A Narcissist

Mindful Sex: A Guide To Becoming Fully Present Sexually

OCD as a Superpower

Addiction and Medication

Anxiety and Drug Use

How to Give Yourself Permission to Take Medication