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What We Treat Under the Title of Depression & Anxiety
Tampa Therapy primarily specializes in depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and couples work. The interesting thing is that depression and anxiety, in addition to the reason couples often seek therapy, are often related to other areas that people...
Patience is Key and The Key to Patience
You call your cable company to address a billing mistake and despite speaking with a friendly and helpful customer service representative, you are put on hold. Five minutes pass, then 10, then 15, etc. You find yourself in a huff, bothered by having to...
What to Expect At The First Couples Therapy Session
For people who have never been to couples therapy, and especially for those who have never been to any type of therapy, it can seem like a daunting process to come in and share all of your personal problems with a complete stranger. This blog...
Coping and healing after miscarriage
Miscarriage is not uncommon. Even though we read the statistics from different sources and logically understand that miscarriage is in fact a common occurrence, when it happens to you, it feels like the farthest thing from a common, or a shared experience....
Let’s Talk About Self-Care
From a psychological standpoint, self-care is a concept that is continuously gaining more well-deserved relevance. The concept is becoming increasingly popular in modern-day discussions, and for good reason. After all, who could deny the...
Tampa Therapy has a BIG Announcement
Tampa Therapy is proud to announce that due to our remarkable growth in the Tampa Bay area, we are moving to a new location on October 8, 2018. We will continue to offer the same services at our new address on 720 East Henderson Avenue, and our new office...
Saying Yes to Socializing When You Want to Say No
Sometimes we get phone calls from our friends or family asking us to go out somewhere or do something fun and we initially feel the rush of excitement and immediately say yes! A few hours later, as the event approaches, we find ourselves feeling in a less...
Taking Breaks for Well-Being
No matter who you are, what you do for a living, how many people you care for, where you live, etc., taking breaks is important for you (and even for those around you! After all, they have to be around you). When you take a break, it means that you slow...
EMDR: The Treatment That Benefits Many
Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) is a therapy that can help people to recover and heal from past traumatic incidents, stressful experiences, grief, anxiety, or largely any other challenging life situation. EMDR helps the person...