Posts by Lauren Robbins
Cognitive Distortions: All or Nothing Thinking
Cognitive distortions are viewed as patterns of thought that reinforce a person’s negative thoughts or emotions. These distortions can interfere with how someone perceives a conversation, event or relationship. The…
Read MoreTherapist Thoughts: The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health
I have a Frenemy, it’s social media. Mental Health According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a Frenemy is a “A person with whom one is friendly, despite a fundamental dislike…
Read MoreProcrastination
Have you ever sat down to complete an assignment with just hours or minutes remaining before it was due even though you were given days, weeks or even months to complete?…
Read MoreCouples Therapy for Sexual Concerns
Is your sex life in a rut? Have you and your spouse lost that spark? Is sex less frequent and less passionate than it used to be? If so, You’re…
Read MoreHelping Your Spouse Cope with Anxiety
It can be overwhelming having a spouse, partner, or close friend who struggles with anxiety and may even leave you feeling powerless to help. So what can you do when…
Read MorePostpartum: The Relationship with Your Partner | Blooma New Mama Group – St. Paul
Thursday, October 20th, 2016 | 12:15-1:15pm | FREE Whether you’ve just had your first or your fifth baby, adjusting to additions in the family during the postpartum period can be…
Read MorePerspective
My husband and I just returned from a few days at the North Shore. One of our favorite hikes there is at Oberg Mountain, a trail that begins several miles…
Read MoreBeing Comfortable with Uncomfortable | Creating Change
Many people come to therapy because they want something to change; change in a relationship, change in how they feel, or change in how they look at life for example.…
Read MoreHealing as a Community
Healing I think it’s safe to say that there’s a newfound (or not) collective anxiety surrounding the news about Jacob Wetterling. Undoubtedly, this anxiety is typical, and allows us to…
Read MoreParenting is Hard
Before my daughter was born, I knew parenting would be hard in the same way that I knew childbirth would be painful – it was an idea, but I had…
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