I enjoy facilitating therapy groups and helping people develop awareness and skills to manage anxiety. Over the next several weeks, I am going to blog about the major principles of managing anxiety that I teach in my groups. First of all, anxiety is very common. I tend to believe that everyone is on the continuum … Continue reading Anxiety, Part 1
Author: morningcoffeetherapy
My name is Brooke, I currently practice in the Raleigh area as a counselor for individuals, couples, and families recovering from addiction.
Most of my writing comes from morning coffee reflection or a long run.
As a disclaimer, my writing is one perspective.
While reading, please assume it your responsibility to take what is helpful and leave the rest.
Peace. Love. Gratitude.
Email Contact: brooke@rnb4counseling.com
Grieving: Not just for Death & Dying
I am well into my third cup of coffee this morning. My kiddo has been sick the last few days so I have needed a little more pick me up in the morning. But with my third cup, let’s talk about grieving. Most associate grieving with death and dying. I want to expand that concept. … Continue reading Grieving: Not just for Death & Dying
Identifying Codependency: When close is too close
A desire of mine is to bring an educational piece to my counseling. Personally, I grow a lot more through education and definitions. I imagine there are several other like-minded individuals out there. Today, I want to talk about codependence. This topic is near and dear to me as I have struggled with it. Learning … Continue reading Identifying Codependency: When close is too close
Why we wait to get help
It’s probably a human problem of pride. It sure seems like no one ever looks for help until the absolute last second. Maybe you are about to end a relationship, give up on yourself, or you are at a state of anxiety where you don’t sleep at all! Why do we do this to ourselves? … Continue reading Why we wait to get help
Mental Health & Journaling 