by Owens Counseling | May 24, 2021 | Balance, Counseling, Life, Mental Health
By: Kaleigh Nobbe, Clinical Intern Rarely I ask, but often people will tell me what their “love language” is so that I can understand what they need from others in their lives. I’m not opposed to this information; however, we need more than to know what it is. What...
by Owens Counseling | May 18, 2021 | Balance, Counseling, Life, Mental Health
By: Kaleigh Nobbe, Clinical Intern Caffeine is currently the world’s most commonly used drug. And because caffeine is present in so many common foods and drinks, it is easy to forget that it is a drug. It is even an ingredient in beverages and foods that are...
by Owens Counseling | May 10, 2021 | Balance, Counseling, Life, Mental Health
By: Kaleigh Nobbe, Clinical Intern Your ability to function and feel well while you’re awake depends on whether you’re getting enough total sleep. It also depends on whether you’re sleeping at a time when your body is prepared and ready to sleep. We...
by Owens Counseling | Apr 30, 2021 | Counseling, Mental Health
By: Kaleigh Nobbe, Clinical Intern In many cases, our thoughts can be deceiving, faulty, or even unhelpful. These distorted thinking patterns cause negative feelings, which can enhance some issues ranging from depression and anxiety to concerns such as eating...
by Owens Counseling | Feb 15, 2021 | Balance, Counseling, Life, Mental Health
By: Carol Briggs, Clinical InternWhen someone mentions ACE’s, you might think of poker. In the world of wellness, ACE’s stands for adverse childhood experiences. Studies found that ACE’s influence physical and mental health in adulthood. And the more ACE’s a person...
by Owens Counseling | Feb 9, 2021 | Balance, Counseling, Life, Mental Health, Uncategorized
By: Ema Gavrilovic, LPC Ema graduated with a master’s degree from DePaul University in counseling with a specialty in clinical mental health. Ema welcomes clients of any age, and specializes in children and teens, “at-risk” youth, people with trauma, school-based...
