by Lime Tree Counseling | Mar 23, 2021 | Addiction Counseling, Boundaries, Emotional Abuse
By Alana Gregg, MA There are many different reasons why we sometimes drift into playing unhealthy family roles in our family (past and/or present). No family is perfect and we all have room to grow in our communication, how we relate and how to best meet each other’s...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Mar 9, 2021 | Addiction Counseling, Boundaries, Online Counseling
By Nathan Bailey, MA, LPC Loving someone caught in addiction or substance abuse can be devastating. Too often those in this situation focus all their attention on trying to help or get care for the person who’s using and very little (if any) support for themselves....
by Lime Tree Counseling | Oct 27, 2020 | Addiction Counseling, Anxiety Counseling, Depression
by Nate Bailey, MA, LPC Hey guys, this one’s for you! Did you know? -Over 6 million men suffer from depression. -Over 19 million men have an anxiety disorder. -More than 4 times as many men as women die by suicide in the US. -Approximately 1 in 5 men will develop...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Sep 22, 2020 | Addiction Counseling, Boundaries, Coping skills
by Alana Gregg, MS Picture yourself swimming in the ocean on a hot summer’s day. You’ve started out in front of the lifeguard stand, in between the two green flags that tell you where it is safe to swim. But you’re facing out to the ocean where there are no...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Jul 21, 2020 | Addiction Counseling, Coping skills, Online Counseling
by Alana Gregg, MS Have you ever walked down a dark street alone? What was that like? Did you walk a little faster? Were you a little more alert? Did your ears perk up to the noises around you? I had a very over-protective dad. When I first learned how to drive he...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Jul 14, 2020 | Addiction Counseling, Coping skills, Online Counseling, Parenting
by Maddie Lukens, MA Think back to when you were a teenager: maybe middle school, high school, or college. Remember what your home looked like, the hallways of your school, where you ate lunch. Perhaps you participated in your school’s orchestra or you ran cross...
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