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Use and Misuse of “Boundaries”
It is always exciting when a new term emerges that helps therapist help their clients. One of the key terms to emerge in recent years is the term “boundaries”. The need for boundaries is very real and beneficial, from parenting through adulthood. But like...
Network Insurance Plans
While many of our clients choose private pay, TADAS & Assoc LLC does accept Michigan BCBS, Blue Care Network, and Priority Health (as long as not Medicare or Medicaid) for therapy sessions. Unfortunately, insurance does not cover many of the advanced...
Trauma
Over the weekend, I read a post by someone that said “trauma – trauma – trauma – all you hear about these days is trauma. Get over it! That struck a chord quite deeply, as we see a lot of trauma in our practice working with those who are deeply...
Spring Sale – Neurofeedback Brain Training – Tadas Counseling
Neurofeedback is a well-documented, research-supported way to treat many symptoms without medication. Anxiety – Sleep Issues – Depression – Focus Issues including ADD/ADHD – Trauma. It works by encouraging our brain to fire in healthier...
Announcing: Jay Blazius, LPC, joins TADAS Counseling
We are excited to announce Jay’s arrival at TADAS Counseling. Welcome Jay! Jay comes to us with multiple licenses. He is a seasoned school counselor as well as mental health therapist. He sees Adolescents and Adults focusing primarily on Anxiety, Depression,...
ADHD Symptoms in Teens: Your Guide to Warning Signs & Treatments for Adolescents
Adolescence is the period of life when an individual goes from childhood to adulthood. This period of life is characterized by the onset of puberty and the effort to establish independence and autonomy. In addition to that, it is during adolescence when attention...A Decisive Blow to the Serotonin Hypothesis of Depression
A Decisive Blow to the Serotonin Hypothesis of Depression An exhaustive new review debunks the “chemical imbalance” theory of depression. Almost as soon as it was floated in 1965 by Harvard psychiatrist Joseph Schildkraut, the serotonin hypothesis...
Our Body and Brain Has an Intention to Heal – Using Neurofeedback and EMDR Therapy to Recover from PTSD
Our bodies and brains have a natural innate intention to heal. Our physiology is designed to recover from physical illness and emotional stress and return to equilibrium. An example of this is when we cut our finger. We do not have to tell our body to repair the cut...