By Dan Prendergast, M.A. To address indecision, I’d like to first make a distinction between decisions and choices, because I think people get themselves into trouble conflating the two. I think that it is best to think of choices as

By Brooke Guttenberg, M.S. Being the fallible human being I am, at times, I may focus my energy on wanting others around me to change. To be completely truthful, during these moments it is very likely I am actually demanding

By Kristen Tobias, M.A. A commonly held goal across diverse therapeutic orientations is self-actualization, or a mindset that encourages individuals to strive towards reaching their full potential. We can all probably identify periods in our own life when we were

By Kristen Tobias, M.A. Have you ever had a significant decision to make and felt stuck or paralyzed by indecisiveness? Perhaps it was a decision related to something considered a major life stressor (e.g., moving, taking a new job, ending

By Brooke Guttenberg, M.S. Why must we act in self-defeating and self-sabotaging ways? According to ancient philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero, this pattern of behavior is nothing new. As far back as 50 B.C. Cicero exclaimed, “He is his own worst

By Dan Prendergast, M.A. I have come to believe that there is often an important link between particular anxieties and an individual’s values, and that if recognized this link can frequently be used such that we act on values instead