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When people think about surgery, most of the attention naturally goes to the physical side of healing. Patients focus on the procedure, the hospital stay, the surgical team, and the expected...
Trauma is something many people experience at some point in life. It can follow a traumatic event such as a serious accident, domestic violence, medical emergencies, natural disasters, or other...
When people prepare for a medical procedure, most of the focus naturally goes to the physical side of recovery. Doctors explain the surgical procedure, the anesthesia, the incision, the medication...
Many people hesitate to see a psychotherapist because they assume therapy must be a long, intense, or indefinite commitment. That simply is not true. When you are facing acute stress, medical...
Whether it’s general surgery, heart surgery, breast surgery, or laparoscopic surgery, preparing for surgical procedures can feel overwhelming. It is completely normal to feel a mix of emotions....
When you are facing a complex medical diagnosis, the emotional impact can be just as significant as the physical symptoms. Many intelligent, capable individuals I work with suddenly find themselves...
In my practice as a licensed psychologist, I often sit with highly sensitive, intelligent individuals who are grappling with something profound: the collision of their physical health with their...
Psychotherapist vs Psychologist; which one is right for you? When you’re overwhelmed by mental health concerns, the last thing you need is more confusion. Choosing the wrong fit can delay progress,...
Acute vs Chronic Conditions: How does your illness affect your mental health? As a psychologist, I often meet individuals who are not only managing medical conditions but also navigating the immense...
As a psychologist, I’ve noticed a distinctly human instinct to rank, compare, and quantify our suffering. We often feel pressure to justify our pain, wondering if it’s “bad enough” to warrant...
Navigating the healthcare system can be challenging, especially when experiencing medical gaslighting. Many sensitive professionals I work with daily feel this stress. You might walk into a medical...
It happens quietly at first, and then all at once. You wake up, and the familiar ache is there before you even open your eyes. You calculate how much energy you have for the day—subtracting the pain...