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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

Infertility Therapy

Miscarriage & Infertility Therapy

Miscarriage and Infertility, just those few words are impactful and bring about individual thoughts, emotions, and beliefs. They can be downplayed or dismissed; however they should be considered as traumatic events. Similarly to other forms of traumatic events each person who experiences a Miscarriage or Infertility are impacted differently.

Kristin Edling June 1, 2024

Relationship Advice & Tips

Attachment Theory and Relationships

When we are first born, we are completely helpless. We cannot feed ourselves, change ourselves, or protect ourselves. We have to rely on our parents or caregivers to do that for us. Our survival depends on depending on others…

Donnella Lincoln May 27, 2024

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Teen Therapy

Therapy for Preventing Substance Abuse and Behavioral Issues in Teens

As children exit their childhood stages and enter into pre-teen and teenage years, many parents fear that their changing minds and bodies — as well as the influence of peers and friends — may cause their children to experiment with drugs and alcohol, or develop behavioral issues. How can parents be proactive and help to prevent these issues from developing in their children?

The Arizona Relationship Institute May 10, 2024

Self Esteem

Overcoming Shame, Embarrassment, and Humiliation

You can’t be perfect every moment of your life, and there will be moments in your life that are embarrassing, awkward, or downright humiliating. Learning to deal with these inevitable low points in life, and moving-on from them, is an important life skill that can benefit your mental health.

The Arizona Relationship Institute May 5, 2024

Self Esteem

What is Imposter Syndrome?

Imposter Syndrome is the psychological term given to those who suffer feelings of guilt about their lives, even though they have attained their life goals. It commonly affects high achievers, and leaves a person with negative thoughts, feelings and emotions — even though they are doing everything correctly in their lives.

The Arizona Relationship Institute May 1, 2024

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Therapist's Opinions

Tell Me Your Story

In the pursuit of processing trauma and improving mental, telling your story is a vital component. It’s so important we have a name for it: Narrative Therapy. The earliest story I remember writing was around age ten. That story has been lost to time, but I think of it periodically.

Charmaine Fuller April 30, 2024

Trauma

Environmental Trauma and Climate Change

Environmental trauma encompasses a range of psychological and societal impacts. At its core, it reflects the profound disruption of ecosystems and the resulting consequences for human well-being. Psychologically, individuals may experience heightened anxiety, depression, and other stress-related disorders in response to environmental crises. Moreover, the ripple effects of environmental trauma extend beyond the individual to shape societal dynamics, exacerbating inequalities and fostering social unrest.

Charmaine Fuller April 18, 2024

Neurodiversity

Neurodivergent Meaning: What is Neurodivergence?

Neurodiversity simply means that all brains are different. Like fingerprints, the connections, synapses (spaces), and networks of the brain are all unique to each person. No two people have brains that form and function in the exact same way; each person’s brain shows unique “diversity.”

The Arizona Relationship Institute April 1, 2024

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All Articles, News & Blogs:

Therapy for Addictive Personalities and Compulsive Behaviors

What To Consider When Scheduling Emergency Marriage Therapy

Miscarriage & Infertility Therapy

Attachment Theory and Relationships

Therapy for Preventing Substance Abuse and Behavioral Issues in Teens

Overcoming Shame, Embarrassment, and Humiliation

What is Imposter Syndrome?

Tell Me Your Story

Environmental Trauma and Climate Change

Neurodivergent Meaning: What is Neurodivergence?

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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