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What Is Spravato® and Who Might Benefit? (Melissa Bell, APRN)
If you've struggled with depression and feel like you've "tried everything," you're not alone. Many people with depression improve with traditional antidepressants, therapy, or a combination of both. However, some continue to experience significant symptoms despite multiple treatment attempts. This is known as treatment-resistant depression (TRD). One newer treatment option that has offered hope to many individuals is Spravato® (esketamine). How Is Spravato Different? Most tr
faith0445
Sep 22 min read


Did you know you’re as smart as Albert Einstein? (Sarah Lindsey, LPC)
“Did you know you’re as smart as Albert Einstein?” I couldn’t help but laugh when I heard this question from a client of mine. Because, in fact, no, I was not aware of that, nor did I think she was being serious. As a client I had been working with for several months, she had become accustomed to several of my mantras as a therapist and often reported hearing them in her head. So, after I had quit laughing, she went on to explain that she had recently read a quote from Albert
faith0445
Aug 274 min read


Who am I? What am I supposed to be doing with my life? (Kelsey Sandefur, LPC)
“you have searched me, Lord, and you know me. You know when I sit and when I rise; you perceive my thoughts from afar. You discern my going out and my lying down; you are familiar with all my ways...” — Psalms 139:1-18 (NIV) Who am I? What am I supposed to be doing with my life? Questions that clients come into therapy with often, and valid ones, at that. We long for a sense of security in our identity. However, individual identity changes over time. Our daily schedules, our
faith0445
Aug 202 min read


Recognizing Your Emotions (Kyle Purcell, LAC)
What did you feel?” This is probably the most common question counselors ask…so much so that it is part of the comedy of being a...

CPC Arkansas
Apr 30, 20185 min read


Self Differentiation: Part I (Kyle Purcell, LAC)
This series will be multiple parts to lay out the basic understandings of Self-Differentiation from Family Systems Theory and suggest...

CPC Arkansas
Mar 27, 20183 min read


What Are You Worth? (by Kenneth Priest, LPE-I)
In the Bible, Jesus responded to a question about who God values most by telling a story about a lost sheep. What do you think? If a man...

CPC Arkansas
Jan 10, 20184 min read


Plan for a Good 2018 (Brooke Meier, PLC)
The Christmas decorations are put away and the holiday season has come to an end. After weeks of gathering with family and friends,...

CPC Arkansas
Jan 3, 20184 min read


When They Cry (Kyle Purcell, LAC)
It’s no secret that a lot of people are afraid of intimacy. Vulnerability is scary, and many people just hope the other person can handle...

CPC Arkansas
Dec 27, 20174 min read


The Heart of Christmas (Sarah Lindsey, LAC)
Growing up with law enforcement, I learned a few life lessons early. I learned that you can’t always trust what you hear on the news,...

CPC Arkansas
Dec 19, 20175 min read


Rules to Fuss by (Part 4)
I want to try something: QUIT YELLING!!!! Somehow, even in text, yelling is off-putting. Nobody likes to get yelled at, yet, it’s the...

CPC Arkansas
Sep 30, 20133 min read


Rules to Fuss by (Part 3)
As our discussion regarding the rules to follow during conflict in close relationships progresses, the importance of not using weapons to...

CPC Arkansas
Feb 6, 20133 min read


Rules to Fuss by (Part 2)
Relationships can be difficult, and many times the closer we are to someone, the greater the likelihood that conflict will arise. This...

CPC Arkansas
Nov 11, 20122 min read


Rules to Fuss by (Part 1)
Relationships can be difficult, and many times the closer we are to someone, the greater the likelihood that conflict will arise. This...

CPC Arkansas
Sep 15, 20122 min read
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