Well-lived Lifestyles

Grief and how it messes with our gut: How Grief Affects the Vagus Nerve:Grief triggers a strong emotional stress response, which can activate the vagus … Read more

At Living Well, we deeply respect and care for ALL individuals, irrespective of their citizenship, race, gender, economic status, or sexual orientation. Our mission is … Read more

We honor your memory, and your dream Dr. King Jr. Love is the path to light & hope! On this special day, we celebrate the … Read more

One practice we like is setting visions. We do it for meetings, projects, people – anything really! With the New Year underway, it’s a great … Read more

Those of us who have lived with executive dysfunction can often feel like a tangled ball of challenges. These can intricately affect how we manage … Read more

Written by: Elyse Naples, LPC with Ruth Minnick, NCC, LPC Grief can be sad, angry, silent, powerful, or beautiful. All in all, grief is complicated–An understatement. … Read more

What does a Rage Room have to do with therapy? A lot, surprisingly. Rage Rooms, where participants can go and express themselves cathartically, have appropriately … Read more

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are traumatic events that occur during a person’s formative years, shaping their emotional, physical, and mental health throughout their lifetime. Living … Read more

Are you seeking to cultivate more meaningful and fulfilling relationships? Do you notice recurring patterns that hinder the quality of your connections with others? Delving … Read more

Trauma therapy offers a safe and supportive space for you to explore and process your traumatic experiences. Our trauma counselors at Living Well Psychotherapy are trained in numerous evidence-based treatment models, such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Somatic therapy, which can foster real change and empower you to live a more fulfilling life.

One of the reasons that EMDR is so effective is that it helps to activate the brain’s natural healing processes. This healing can lead to a decrease in symptoms such as intrusive thoughts, nightmares, and flashbacks. You may also find that you feel more connected to yourself and others and that your relationships improve.

Did the title get your attention? This is an important topic. Let’s face it; we are usually our worst critics. How often this week already have you … Read more

As I mentioned in my last article, I am kicking off a series in time for summer on the shadow or darkside.

In honor of the Summer Solstice and the celebration of the longest day of the year, I wanted to kick off a new article series … Read more

This week’s strategy for success is looking at the importance of community. The word community comes from French, old English, and Latin words meaning ‘to … Read more

This week’s Strategy for Success is centered around Spirit. Huh?! How does that relate to mental health?  Quite a bit, actually! To start, let’s look … Read more

National Infertility Awareness Week is upon us! Take part in the 5 Day Challenge from now through Friday, April 29th. To learn more about what … Read more

This week in the series Pandemic to Possibility, we will be focusing on ‘The Body.’   “To master the body is to feel whole and aligned … Read more

So, we are here, whatever being here means for each of us. We’ve made it through today, through the ups and downs of this pandemic, … Read more

“Nobody adopts antisocial behavior unless they fear that they will fail if they remain on the social side of life.”~Alfred Adler I was reminded the … Read more

Our Living Well Psychotherapy logo gives an image of a tree with many seasons colors, reaching toward and emitting light. It is one with deep … Read more