By Davis Kane, PhD
Stress is an inevitable part of modern life, but its effects can be overwhelming if left unmanaged. Chronic stress doesn’t just affect your mood—it can take a toll on your physical and mental well-being. Thankfully, there are practical tools you can use to manage stress and build resilience.
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When considering therapeutic treatment, many people gravitate toward individual therapy. However, incorporating group therapy into the process—or even engaging in group therapy as a stand-alone treatment—offers unique and transformative benefits. Whether it’s a population-specific group, a Yalom-style interpersonal process group, or a skills-building group, the addition of group therapy can create opportunities for growth that individual therapy alone cannot provide.
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When it comes to navigating the inner workings of our minds, one of the most common challenges is managing unhelpful or intrusive thoughts. These thoughts can be sticky, consuming, and often make it difficult to focus on what truly matters in our lives. In therapy, we use the concepts of fusion and defusion to understand how we relate to our thoughts and to practice letting go of the ones that don’t serve us.
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