Release Your Brain's Potential through LENS Neurofeedback

Release Your Brain's Potential through LENS Neurofeedback

In the realm of neuroscience and mental health, the quest for innovative treatments that harness the brain's inherent potential is an ongoing journey. One such groundbreaking therapy that has been gaining recognition in recent years is LENS Neurofeedback. This cutting-edge technique offers new hope to individuals seeking relief from a variety of neurological and psychological conditions. In this article, we will delve into the world of LENS Neurofeedback, exploring what it is, how it works, and the remarkable benefits it offers to those on the path to mental and emotional well-being.

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The Ultimate Guide to Understanding and Addressing Suicide Prevention: Why it Matters

The Ultimate Guide to Understanding and Addressing Suicide Prevention: Why it Matters

This September, Forward Counseling joins in recognizing Suicide Prevention and Recovery Month. In a world where we increasingly understand the importance of mental health for our overall well-being, addressing suicide prevention becomes very important. This guide explores this important topic, looking at why it matters and providing valuable insights to help people and communities save lives.

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The Benefits of Sand Tray Therapy

The Benefits of Sand Tray Therapy

One innovative form of therapy provided by Forward Counseling is known as sand tray therapy. By presenting a client with a small tray of sand and a wide variety of figurines, a therapist can sit back and observe what the client chooses to create. Though perhaps initially presumed as juvenile, there are actually many benefits to this type of therapy. 

Firstly, it provides a way to communicate when verbalizing becomes too difficult. Often clients find themselves not yet ready to discuss what might be going on, and in that case, sand trays provide a medium through which to communicate to the therapist what words aren’t ready to say yet.

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Have you heard of EMDR?

Have you heard of EMDR?

What is EMDR Therapy?

EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. It is a form of therapy that helps people heal from trauma or other distressing life experiences. EMDR therapy has been extensively researched and has demonstrated effectiveness for trauma.

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The Benefits of Sand Tray Therapy

The Benefits of Sand Tray Therapy

One innovative form of therapy provided by Forward Counseling is known as sand tray therapy. By presenting a client with a small tray of sand and a wide variety of figurines, a therapist can sit back and observe what the client chooses to create. Though perhaps initially presumed as juvenile, there are actually many benefits to this type of therapy. 

Firstly, it provides a way to communicate when verbalizing becomes too difficult. Often clients find themselves not yet ready to discuss what might be going on, and in that case, sand trays provide a medium through which to communicate to the therapist what words aren’t ready to say yet.

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A Blog in Support of Suffering

A Blog in Support of Suffering

“Excuse me ” I said to the Nuns who were seated at the Retreat Information Table, “I think you all put me in the wrong group. You see, I am in the Grief Group and I do not have grief, perhaps there is another group for me?” 

They grinned, put their hands together, nodded and put their heads together to find my paperwork.  “You are in the correct group, but if you want to try another one, go to that one——->” as they pointed to a nearby group of much cheerier people.

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The Benefits of Sand Tray Therapy

The Benefits of Sand Tray Therapy

One innovative form of therapy provided by Forward Counseling is known as sand tray therapy. By presenting a client with a small tray of sand and a wide variety of figurines, a therapist can sit back and observe what the client chooses to create. Though perhaps initially presumed as juvenile, there are actually many benefits to this type of therapy. 

Firstly, it provides a way to communicate when verbalizing becomes too difficult. Often clients find themselves not yet ready to discuss what might be going on, and in that case, sand trays provide a medium through which to communicate to the therapist what words aren’t ready to say yet.

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