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How to Get Along with Others – Utilizing Bibliotherapy and Examples from History by Marcy Shoemaker, Psy.D.

2019-02-19T00:57:14-05:00February 19th, 2019|

With the current political climate, many clients have difficulty dealing with different political leanings. Using bibliotherapy and examples from history may be very helpful to our clients, both during therapy and as a follow-up to therapy in the form of homework. How do we help clients get along with the significant others in their lives? One [...]

Social Media, Gender Identity, Politics, School Violence: 6 Ways to Help Teens Manage Current Stressors

2019-02-05T01:21:24-05:00February 5th, 2019|

We talk about a number of concerns related to adolescence, such as obesity, drugs, sex, bullying, communication, among other issues. However, there are several recent issues that are adding to the list of factors that impact adolescents. First, social media adds to the above pressures with the expectation that one is always “on” for the outside [...]

Bullying and Cyberbullying: Tips for Parents

2019-01-20T21:25:07-05:00January 20th, 2019|

Being bullied is a traumatic experience for a child.  It leaves them feeling hurt, alienated, depressed, and anxious, and/or experience lower self-esteem.  Some children who are bullied are more likely to bully others.  With the advent of the digital age, there are far more opportunities for bullying through the internet, cell phones and social media.  Cyberbullying [...]

From partners to parents: Navigating relationships during transition

2019-01-02T14:03:51-05:00January 2nd, 2019|

Parenting is hard, and, fortunately, there are many resources available to help provide parents with support.  Look at the calendar or bulletin board in any pediatric office, and you'll see support groups for mothers, lactation counseling, education on healthy sleeping, education on healthy eating, and education on effective parenting. Society seems to be waking up to [...]

How to Manage the “Winter Blues” (aka Seasonal Affective Disorder)

2018-12-11T21:54:08-05:00December 11th, 2018|

Ask almost anyone in the greater Philadelphia area what their favorite season of the year is. Unless they are avid skiers or snowboarders or winter in southern Florida, they are unlikely to brightly respond “my favorite season is winter. Yayyy!” Most people in the Philadelphia area and other areas in the northern U.S. acknowledge that they [...]

Sometimes It’s a Very Simple Fix

2018-11-20T15:29:34-05:00November 20th, 2018|

The session in which the Shrinks interview Dr. Barry Jacobs about transforming healthcare for patients with complex needs. Dr. Jacobs is a well-known expert in supporting family caregivers with a passion for behavioral health integration and complex care management. Download and listen to the podcast at http://shrinksonthird.com/sometimes-its-a-very-simple-fix Read more about Dr. Barry Jacobs at https://www.healthmanagement.com/our-team/staff-directory/name/barry-jacobs/  

A Healthy Mistrust of the Profession

2018-11-14T03:14:23-05:00November 14th, 2018|

The session in which we interview Dr. Cheryll Rothery about how we can create safe spaces in our clinical practices for African American women. Click to download and listen. Subscribe to our weekly podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you download your podcasts.  

Running for the bus

2019-01-27T18:43:10-05:00November 5th, 2018|

This is the session in which the Shrinks interview Dr. Gail Karafin, past president of PSCP: The Psychology Network, about teen sleep needs and implications for changing school start times. Since the interview with Dr. Karafin, Pennsylvania Senate Resolution No. 417 was passed. This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commision to establish an advisory committee [...]

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