Posts by Lauren Robbins
Eating Disorders and Perinatal Women | Beyond the Baby Blues 2018 Conference
We are excited to announce that Sonja Kromroy, MA, LPCC and Emily Carlson, MA will be presenting at this year’s Beyond the Baby Blues Conference hosted by the National Alliance…
Read MoreAdult-ish: How to navigate twenty-something life in career, friendships and personal development
May 20th, 2018 | 2:00-3:30pm $35 (Includes an adult-ish gift)* $5 discount if you bring a friend! According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary, the definition of an adult is a fully…
Read MoreMental Health Takes Work
With May being mental health awareness month, I wanted to take some time to discuss the concept of mental health. Mental health, at its simplest, is psychological and emotional well-being.…
Read MoreRelationship with Food
Do you seem to be locked into a seemingly endless battle with food? Do you resolve to stop eating certain foods, only to find yourself indulging in them just days,…
Read MoreEffects of Social Media
As a therapist, social media has become a common topic of discussion in session, especially with teen clients. In light of recent events, and the #deletefacebook trend, many people are…
Read MoreCommunity Acupuncture | Wild Tree Wellness
Starting Monday, May 21st, 2018, Gina Fabiano from Heal OM will be offering monthly community acupuncture services in our beautiful wellness studio! These convenient drop-in acupuncture sessions are perfect as…
Read MoreCommunity Wellness Yoga | Wild Tree Wellness
Community Wellness Yoga | Pay-What-You-Can Sundays, 4:30-5:30pm | Weekly | Beginning June 3rd, 2018 Suggested donation: $5-$25 Yoga for All Bodies | A slow paced Hatha style yoga class for all body types…
Read MoreBloom Where You Are Planted
Spring is finally here and with the changing of the season it is a nice reminder from nature about the importance of seasons in life. When the seasons change I…
Read MoreThe Real Truth About Work/Life Balance: Part I
Pssst… it has nothing to do with ‘taking time to get a massage or a vacation’ or whatever else the magazine at the supermarket checkout tells you to do! work/life…
Read MoreWhat About the Babies?
Often, when I tell people I work with very young children within the mental health field, I am greeted with confused looks or questions such as, “How can a young…
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