Life's Learning for Counselors

31/10/2025

29/10/2025

As a part of Life's Learning, visiting professional counselor series, our team had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Melanie Person, an expert, counseling with personality disorders. Read what she had to share about the latest research, considerations with relating, promising changes with ICD-11 and diagnosing, meaning making and considerations with shifts in how we work with clients.

Counselor Conversation with the Life's Learning Team This is a first of a series of counselor conversations that happen with our team and visiting professionals. Personality Disorder Treatment: Research, Relating and Meaning Making Over my many years, as a counselor, it has been interesting to obser...

25/10/2025

Dear Anxiety . . . A song about it . . .

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17/10/2025

The way you bring up problems in your relationship matters just as much as what the problems actually are. ⬇️

Most people don't realize they're being critical. They think they're just being honest.

But there's a big difference between saying something needs to change and making someone feel like they're fundamentally broken.

Feedback focuses on solving a problem together. Criticism focuses on proving someone is the problem. One opens conversation. The other shuts it down before it even starts.

The difference between these approaches is the difference between resolution and resentment.

Follow OurRitual for more relationship tips and guidance ❤️

17/10/2025

15/10/2025

SummaryIn this conversation, Erika Miley and Aaron Miley discuss the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and healthcare. They explore the implications of AI t...

15/10/2025

Join us for our virtual convention on the week of October 20-24, 2025! We have a fantastic lineup of speakers and topics as well as two opportunities to virtually socialize!

Learn more and register here: https://www.marylandpsychology.org/conference-information

13/10/2025

11/10/2025

Researchers analyzing 33 studies found strong evidence that highly sensitive people are more prone to depression and anxiety but also more likely to benefit from therapy. Since about 31% of the population is highly sensitive, experts argue that clinicians should consider sensitivity levels when diag...

06/10/2025

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UNITED STATESAre you tired of being treated poorly in your relationships or at work? It’s time to take control and teach others how to treat you with respect...

28/09/2025

19/09/2025

You’ll never feel 100% ready.

Do it anyway.

Readiness is something you build by moving, not by waiting.