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Neurodiversity

Managing Neurodivergent Stress, Anxiety, and Burnout

When you are feeling exhausted, hate your job, can’t stand your day-to-day life, and feel like you are not performing well at anything anymore, you have burnout. Prolonged stress will cause a burnout in any time of person: neurodivergents and non-neurodivergents. It is important to know and recognize the symptoms of burnout if you are going through a extended length of time of stress and anxiety.

The Arizona Relationship Institute September 15, 2024

Life Transitions

Therapy for Financial Stress

There are “Boom Times” and there are “Bust Times,” in life, business, relationships, and every other facet of life. The key to is to find a way to do your best and be happy in the best of times and the worst of times. Therapists help you to sail through life when the seas get rough, and can help you through the toughest of life’s storms, including financial stress.

The Arizona Relationship Institute August 31, 2024

Connection

Understanding Narcissism: Why Self-Reflection is Key to Healthier Relationships

I can’t tell you how many people sit down in my office and say, “I’ve been reading online about narcissists, and [x] fits the textbook definition of one!” Everyone seems to know at least one or two.

Donnella Lincoln August 16, 2024

Relationship Advice & Tips

How Therapists Provide Relationship Help For Men

Dating, forming relationships, maintaining relationships, and growing relationships has never been easy for men and women throughout history, but in 2024 it has become much more complex. At its core, love and relationships remain the same as they were 2500+ years ago, but our lives have become more complex and those complexities affect our emotions and relationships more than we realize.

The Arizona Relationship Institute July 30, 2024

Sexual Identity

What Parents Should Know About Sexuality and Gender Exploration in Their Kids

Every generation of parents has its “big parenting scare,” and it usually has to do with sex, sexuality, morality, and the struggle between two generations to understand them. In the 1960s “free love” and sexual exploration was a scary topic for parents just as it is today. Even though parents in 2024 are generally more sexually open than most parents in the 1960s, we see the same problem arising.

The Arizona Relationship Institute July 15, 2024

Families

Children of Divorce

The decision to get a divorce is usually not an easy one. One of the biggest factors to consider is the impact it will have on your family—particularly the children. If divorce ends up being the best course of action for you and your family, then ensuring that the kids’ needs are fulfilled should be a top priority for both parents.

Donnella Lincoln July 4, 2024

Families

Therapy for Teens and Adolescents: Common Teen Problems

We need therapy during the times of change, and children, teens and young adults go through the most life changes than adults — all of which can be intimidating or downright scary. Teens and young adults know that every move they make is under scrutiny, and that every decision they make is going to affect them for the next 5-10-50- or even 80 years!!! There is a lot of weight on the shoulders of teens and young adults.

The Arizona Relationship Institute July 4, 2024

Individual Therapy

Therapy To Learn How To Be A Better Person

Being a better person is as simple as putting more focus on the positives in your life, and letting go of the negatives. The negatives are often stronger than the positives though, so everyone can use some extra help and strength to keep the negatives from crowding-out the positivity in your life.

The Arizona Relationship Institute June 28, 2024

Individual Therapy

Therapy for Addictive Personalities and Compulsive Behaviors

After getting sober, most recovering addicts will require some form of therapy either on an ongoing basis, or from time-to-time. Therapy helps to treat a person’s response to the negative triggers in their life that pushed them towards drugs and alcohol in the past, and push the threat of relapse in the future. This is the type of behavioral therapy that our therapists at AZRI focus on.

The Arizona Relationship Institute June 18, 2024

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Couples Therapy

What To Consider When Scheduling Emergency Marriage Therapy

A therapist needs to be the right fit for the individual, couple, or group that is attending therapy sessions. This is very true marriage counseling therapists; the couple must be a good fit for the therapist, and the therapist must be the right fit for both parties.

The Arizona Relationship Institute June 15, 2024

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All Articles, News & Blogs:

Managing Neurodivergent Stress, Anxiety, and Burnout

Therapy for Financial Stress

Understanding Narcissism: Why Self-Reflection is Key to Healthier Relationships

How Therapists Provide Relationship Help For Men

What Parents Should Know About Sexuality and Gender Exploration in Their Kids

Children of Divorce

Therapy for Teens and Adolescents: Common Teen Problems

Therapy To Learn How To Be A Better Person

Therapy for Addictive Personalities and Compulsive Behaviors

What To Consider When Scheduling Emergency Marriage Therapy

Authors & Therapists:

Natasha Lopez, M.S, LMFT, LCA

Shannon Barousse, LAMFT

Charmaine Fuller, LAC

Donnella Lincoln, LAC

Regina O'Brien LAC

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