Six Therapy Tools learned from Never Have I Ever Show
Move over Euphoria. There’s a new show in town – or I should say new season of a show you could actually watch with your mother. …We’re talking about the Mindy Kaling Netflix hit [ continue reading ]
What to say to your daughter….when asked to send nudes
Take a seat. Here are two truths that you need to know: Your 13-year-old daughter is watching Euphoria, including all the cringe-worthy sex scenes. And she’s been asked to send “nudes” (for those of [ continue reading ]
4 Ways to Break the Bias for Girls and Teens
This month I felt it was time for some intergenerational wisdom, so I invited my mom, Kappie Bliss to write the blog for March since the focus is on International Women’s Day. She has witnessed [ continue reading ]
New Year, New Who? Free New Year Download
As we start a new year let’s agree to ditch the impossible and often judgmental resolution-making and instead take some time to reflect on 2021 and set a vision for 2022.
Everybody in every body is welcome.
We have deemed this December as a body positivity month at Austin Therapy for Girls.
Fight the Holiday Blues with Gratitude
As many of our clients struggle with symptoms of depression, I am always encouraged by the latest research and information on gratitude. In the last couple of years there has been an extensive amount of [ continue reading ]
8 Effective Tips to Improve Mental Health Over the Summer
As you have probably seen in the news, we are dealing with a mental health crisis post-covid. Many therapists are overwhelmed with the amount of new patient calls and so this is meant to give [ continue reading ]
Free Download Weekly Self-Care Plan
We have surpassed the year mark of the beginning of a global pandemic, and with an unclear future, the motivation to continue self-care is understandably declining. Austin Therapy for Girls has put together a list [ continue reading ]
Lonely Girls: The Silent Casualty of the Pandemic
Pandemics are scary, uncertain, messy, and, most of all, lonely. People are social creatures and rely heavily on connections and relationships to fill our emotional cups and learn who we are and who we [ continue reading ]