“Thank you, but it’s just not the right time” How often do we find ourselves repeating this common mantra with a slight wince?
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“I would, but it’s not the right time” can be a way to fill a blank space in a conversation or life situation that is pulling us towards something we don’t feel prepared for. Facing profound decisions or potential commitments can signal our hesitation and self-doubt about if we could do what is being asked of us or are capable of the effort required. There can be a level of excitement mixed with fear or anxiety.Read More
Self-care is a term that we hear more and more in our world, especially in the mental health care profession. As a professional counselor, one of the questions I may ask someone is, “
At Birthright, we realize there are varying reasons why an unplanned pregnancy may elevate to the status of ‘crisis’; one of those is when pregnancy occurs in the midst of a domestic violence situation. Sadly, 
Dear stressed out Mama,
We are all familiar with the experience of