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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) isn’t confined to childhood. Many adults struggle with focus, impulsivity, and feeling overwhelmed – classic hallmarks of ADHD. However, these challenges don’t define you. With the right counseling support and guidance, adults with ADHD can build fulfilling lives, harness their strengths, and experience a sense of calm amidst the internal…
Many people have obsessive behavior and are not even aware of it. Please start by checking in with yourself and looking for these symptoms in your day to day life: Washing your hands more often than you use the bathroom Analyzing past experiences or conversations and imagining what you might have done wrong Checking the door is…
The conversation surrounding mental health has thankfully become more prevalent and destigmatized in recent years. As we delve into this crucial subject, it is essential to shed light on the mental health of children, and notably, the importance of early intervention. Stonebriar Counseling Associates is dedicated to ensuring the welfare of children’s mental health, and…
We have heard a lot about the signs of ADHD in boys but there is still not enough information on how ADHD shows up in girls. While most girls will talk a lot, a possible sign of ADHD is excessive talking even when it’s during inappropriate times. Some girls with ADHD also frequently interrupt conversations…
Understanding the Weight of Depression and Anxiety Depression and anxiety aren’t just fleeting emotions. They are potent and often debilitating conditions that impact millions globally. For many, they create a fog that obscures joy, purpose, and vitality, turning even everyday tasks into monumental challenges. The Role of Individual Counseling Individual counseling offers a personalized approach…
The difference between major depression and bipolar disorder is the presence of mania, at least some of the time. There may not be a “cure” for bipolar mania, but proper treatment can make living with it much easier and healthier. Asking for help is an option that can benefit you and all those who love you. But…