MINDSET: My Word for the Year by Fern Weis, Parent + Family Recovery Coach
Mindset. It’s the key to everything. For a good part of my life I had strong beliefs, limiting beliefs, about myself, life and my place...
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A Therapist’s Guide on How To Deal With Difficult People by Dr. Konstantin Lukin
We all have people in our lives that can light up any room they walk into. And sometimes just being in their presence makes us feel warm,...
G.R.I.T. by Lauren Bomberg, MA, LPC, BC-DMT
Grit has been described as “perseverance and passion for long-term goals” with an “unyielding courageousness in the face of hardship.”...
Bergen County Moms WINS 2023 Top Award
We are excited to announce Bergen County Moms is the recipient of the Top New Jersey Blog, News Website + Newsletter to Follow in 2023....
Steps to an Effective Relationship Time-Out by Michael Baglieri, Ph.D
Conflict is natural in a relationship, in fact, done effectively it can have purposeful and positive influences on a couple’s emotional...
What is Functional Fitness…and Why Should You Care? By Stacy Geant Hughes
I am obsessed with the idea of functional fitness. In other words, exercises that strengthen the fundamental movements you need for a...
Getting Out of Autopilot: What To Do When You’re Feeling Disconnected by Dr. Konstantin Lukin
Do you ever feel like you’re watching life pass you by, or as if you’re a spectator watching your own life unfold through a window?...
Anxiety After Grief: When Loss Makes You Anxious and Afraid by Dr. Konstantin Lukin
Dealing with the sudden loss of a friend or loved one can feel a lot like recovering from an illness. In this respect, grief itself can...
What is “Normal”? by Jessica Colucci, MS, LAC, NCC
As a parent, you may often worry about whether or not your child is developing “normally.” But what does “normal” really mean? There are...
Developing Empathy: The Value of Understanding and Relating to Others by Dr. Konstantin Lukin
Being able to relate to others is a key part of survival in social groups. And the more able you are to understand and relate with other...
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: The Benefits of Allowing Yourself to Feel Emotions by Dr. Lukin
Do you struggle with intrusive, negative thoughts that you can’t seem to stop? Do you often find yourself wrestling with your emotions or...
What is a Fear of Intimacy? Understanding the Effect of Trauma on Relationships by Dr. Lukin
Have you ever been romantically interested in someone but as soon as things begin to get serious you feel as though you should turn...
6 Tips for Coping With Parental Anxiety by Konstantin Lukin, Ph.D.
From the moment you become a parent, you may start battling with newfound anxiety. While some level of anxiety as a parent is normal and...
Four Formulas: Parenting Frameworks by Lauren Bomberg, MA, LPC, BC-DMT
Back to school is in full swing this fall. For your family, that might mean more big feelings, challenging behaviors, and “not now’s.” It...
Intuitive Eating: 4 Types of Hunger + How to Honor Them During Back-to-School by Gabrielle Ferrara
The good news: we are born as intuitive eaters. Have you ever had a meal with a toddler where they take two bites and then decide they...
5 Signs You’re Having an Identity Crisis by Konstantin Lukin, Ph.D.
The person you think you are and the way you act around others don’t always mesh. Certain life events, such as trauma or loss, or a new...
5 Emotional Needs Every Couple Needs To Know by Konstantin Lukin, Ph.D.
Every relationship is different. But there are some fundamental emotional needs that all humans share in common, needs that must be met...
The Benefits of Quality Art Education by Sasha Robinson
Why more and more parents are investing in art education for their children. Compared to European countries, the number of students...
5 Social, Emotional, + Cognitive Benefits of Getting Kids Cooking in the Kitchen by Meghan Seradsky
In the hustle and bustle of a busy summer schedule, cooking can often be relegated to nothing more than a means to an end. Parents and...
5 Tips to Help Children Develop Boundaries with Social Media by Jessyka Venchkoski, LCSW
Since 2012, social media has significantly influenced our means of connecting with others, passing time, learning, and expressing our...
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