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Celebrating 8 Years!
Well, we did it again. Another anniversary! MFT3 is 8 years old and going strong! We are so privileged to work with such amazing clients, people who invite us into their most intimate details and trials – and triumphs. We have … Continue reading »
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged 8, anniversary, Brainspotting, change, humble, largest, MFT3, possibility, proud, referral, thankful, years
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Tragedy
It seems, when one tunes in to the news, that we are being bombarded with tragedy after tragedy. In some ways we aren’t, there is a lot of fear-mongering out there, but unfortunately we are suffering from some tragedies too. … Continue reading »
Posted in Brainspotting, Educational, Inspiration
Tagged Ana Grace Project, change, enough, fear, guns, hope, loss, Love Wins, massacre, Nelba Marquez-Greene, Orlando, Sandy Hook, shootings, tragedy
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A Thought about Thanks
It happens every year, but the Thanksgiving and winter holidays tend to make many folks very sad and anxious. This in turn makes me quite sad because they are some of my most favorite days and memories. Recently I was … Continue reading »
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, Inspiration
Tagged better, change, childhood, control, family, feelings, holidays, lens, MFT3, sad, thanks, Thanksgiving, thoughts, troubling
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Happy New Year
Transitions offer us the time to reflect on what has come before, and to dream about what might come. 2014 was a very busy year for all of us at MFT3. And already 2015 is shaping up to be one … Continue reading »
Posted in Gratitude, Inspiration
Tagged 2015, change, Happy New Year, pain, reflect, renewal, transition
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Our Mysterious Brains
As we now know, I am fascinated by the brain. I am an avid Brainspotter, my clients are getting amazing results with the technique. It seems as if this is the new cutting edge of research and understanding. There has … Continue reading »
Posted in Brain, Brainspotting, Educational, Good Things
Tagged adolescent, change, circuitry, memories, memory, mid-brain, NPR, past, process, Radiolab, reward center, Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, TED, thoughts, WNYC
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If only!
I often wish that this were true, that it was this easy to ease the suffering of others. In the words of Charlie Brown, “sigh.” But don’t let that stop you from coming in to therapy! Sometimes just the mere act … Continue reading »
Posted in Good Things, Inspiration
Tagged calming, change, depression, ease, feeling better, healing, other, positive, therapy
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MFT3 News and Updates
It’s been quite a busy year so far for us here at MFT3. Like the Spring season, things around here are blooming and growing. In everything, change is constant. First, we have Trademarked our name: Marriage & Family Therapy of … Continue reading »
Posted in Good Things, MFT3 News, New Staff
Tagged associate, blooming, change, counseling, CTBHP, Husky A, Husky B, LMFT, mental health care, Mr. Charles P. LeMieux, quality, spring, therapy, trademark
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Balancing Acts
I have a beautiful mobile in my office and I refer to it almost every day when I am seeking to illustrate the ideas of change and balance. I mention balance quite a lot because, really, at the heart of … Continue reading »
Posted in Divorce, Educational, Good Things, Inspiration
Tagged adaptable, balance, change, different, guide, mobile, possibility, uncomfortable
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Routine Reflections
The northeast has had quite a time these past few months, what with Hurricane Irene on Labor Day weekend, the “Arborgeddon” snow event Halloween weekend and now we are in the thick of the holiday season and all of the … Continue reading »
Posted in Educational, Good Things, Inspiration
Tagged change, comfort, discomfort, holiday, Linus, new, pattern, reaction, reflection, routine, season, stress
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Accountability
It’s easy to say, somewhat easy to spell, yet oh so hard to do, at least in certain situations. One situation that has a particularly prickly relationship with accountability is the one with addiction. Remember the dragon? He hates accountability. … Continue reading »
Posted in Educational, MFT3 News
Tagged accountability, challenge, change, letting go, pain, principle, sitting still
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