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Your spouse might find openness struggling with depression. But mental health issues don’t just impact the lives of those who have them. (Editors Note: Jenn and her husband are on staff with Athletes In Action. She has published many articles on marriage, family, parenting, and
Googling for a counselor can leave you dizzy. So many names, so many places. You may ask yourself: Where do I start? How will I know it’s the right place for me? That’s how it was for me. When I first looked for a counselor,
Editors Note: Today’s post is written by our newest volunteer staff member. Her style and transparency are a great fit for us here at True Relationships and we are grateful to have her writing for us! Kim Yowler joined TR the last year as a
As we enter the second year of COVID-19, it’s important to acknowledge the impact of the pandemic on both our physical and mental health. Each day, we see the disease’s effects on those we love, on our workplaces, on our schools, and in the news.
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You may think that a crisis is the only reason to seek out counseling. (Yes, if you are in crisis, reach out to our team as soon as possible. We are here to help you.) But there are other reasons to talk to a True Relationships
