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We enjoy serving as expert media sources on various therapy and mental health topics.

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therapist thoughts on EFT tapping
therapist thoughts on sexual trauma and hypersexuality
therapist thoughts on shadow work
therapist thoughts at the holidays
therapist thoughts on how to love yourself
therapist thoughts on grieving women friendships

 Read excerpts from some of the articles Amanda has written for Choosing Therapy below, and click to see the full articles!

ADHD and binge eating connect in different ways, partly due to low dopamine levels, impulsivity, inattention, and emotional dysregulation. Some of those with ADHD may struggle with disorganized schedules that lead to large consumption of food at once

ADHD and binge eating connect in different ways, partly due to low dopamine levels, impulsivity, inattention, and emotional dysregulation. Some of those with ADHD may struggle with disorganized schedules that lead to large consumption of food at once rather than throughout the day. Medication side effects can also contribute to binge eating.

OSFED (other specified feeding and eating disorder) is a diagnosis given to people who experience a great deal of distress or difficulties related to eating behaviors, but don’t meet the criteria for any other eating disorders, such as anorexia or bu

OSFED (other specified feeding and eating disorder) is a diagnosis given to people who experience a great deal of distress or difficulties related to eating behaviors, but don’t meet the criteria for any other eating disorders, such as anorexia or bulimia. Treatments for OSFED typically include therapy, medication, self-coping, and in severe cases, may require hospitalization or in-patient treatment.

Codependency is when one person in a relationship consistently puts someone else’s needs ahead of their own. It typically involves a deep emotional reliance on a partner, with tendencies like excessive caretaking, difficulty setting boundaries and sa

Codependency is when one person in a relationship consistently puts someone else’s needs ahead of their own. It typically involves a deep emotional reliance on a partner, with tendencies like excessive caretaking, difficulty setting boundaries and saying no, and an overwhelming need for approval. It usually comes from past experiences and can make relationships feel one-sided.

Cumulative grief is the experience of grieving multiple losses over time, where the emotional impact layers upon itself. It often occurs when one doesn’t have the chance to fully process one loss before another occurs, leading to an overwhelming accu

Cumulative grief is the experience of grieving multiple losses over time, where the emotional impact layers upon itself. It often occurs when one doesn’t have the chance to fully process one loss before another occurs, leading to an overwhelming accumulation of unresolved grief. This type of grief can be complex and deeply affect the individual.

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Trauma & PTSD
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Boundaries
Relationships
Trends in mental health and social media
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