Medication Matters: Myths Surrounding Mental Health Medication vs. How It Actually Helps Posted by  Soribel Martinez, LCSW Despite the many gains made in reducing misunderstandings and stigmas about mental health, some still remain. This includes myths and false information about

Getting an Immigration Evaluation: Where to Start and How to Manage Stress Posted by Soribel Martínez, LCSW If you are seeking an immigration evaluation to support your claim for asylum or other reasons to stay in the United States, you

How Working Mothers Can Achieve a Better Work/Life Balance Posted by  Soribel Martínez, LCSW As the joke often goes, the phrase “working mother” is an oxymoron. All moms work hard, of course, whether or not it’s for pay. But for

How Therapy for Women is Empowering and Why It’s So Important Posted by Soribel Martinez, LCSW  Women face a unique mix of challenges throughout their lifetime. For reasons not entirely known, women are significantly more likely to experience mental health

What Are Early Signs of Alcoholism and How Do You Address Them? Posted by  Soribel Martinez, LCSW  Alcohol is a large part of American culture. Bars are popular gathering places at the end of the workday or on the weekends

What to Do if Differing Political Views Are Causing Tension in Your Family Posted by  Soribel Martínez, LCSW Politics has often created tension among family members and friends. Unfortunately, divisions have become very bitter in the last several years across

4 Tips for Building a Solid Relationship with Your Step-Child(ren) Posted by Soribel Martínez, LCSW Dating and remarriage can be an exciting time full of dreams for your future together. If you’ve experienced trying relationships in the past, you’re probably

How to Co-Parent with an Ex You Don’t Like Posted by  Soribel Martinez, LCSW Do you feel trapped trying to co-parent with an ex you really don’t like? Raising kids is hard enough, but trying to do so with another

Understanding Your Child’s Life with ADHD—What You Need to Know Posted by  Soribel Martinez, LCSW Children who are neurodivergent, such as those with ADHD, often seem like mysteries to their parents. You may wonder why in the world they behave

What Autism Looks Like in Girls Posted by  Soribel Martínez, LCSW Autism has long been considered more of a boys’ issue than one of girls. And while it is most likely true that boys are more prone to have autism