In this insightful JCACounseling Podcast Short, therapists Rachel and Erica explore the impact of grief on relationships, particularly how it can lead to feelings of loneliness and strain a marriage. They provide valuable insights into the emotional challenges couples face when dealing with loss and offer practical advice for maintaining connection during these difficult times.

Grief & Loneliness: Rachel and Erica begin by discussing how grief can create profound feelings of loneliness. They delve into the emotional isolation that often accompanies loss and its effects on individuals and relationships.

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In this insightful JCACounseling Podcast Short, therapists Rachel and Erica guide you through a profound journey of healing after loss, focusing on the crucial role of acceptance in navigating grief. Using the principles of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), they explore how acceptance can empower individuals to find purpose amidst their pain.

The Role of Acceptance: Rachel and Erica begin by discussing the importance of acceptance in the grieving process. They emphasize how embracing this aspect can facilitate emotional healing and resilience.

DBT Power of Acceptance: The episode delves into Dialectical Behavior T...

In this JCACounseling Podcast Short, our counselors break down the many facets of grief, guiding you through the traditional 5 stages and introducing a potential 6th stage. We explore how understanding these stages can empower you to navigate the complex emotions of loss.

In a recent episode of the JCAC podcast, Erica is joined by grief expert Rachel, an Associate Professional Counselor, to discuss the complexities of coping with loss and the five stages of grief.

In a recent JCAC podcast short, Dr. Neil Monette addresses the emotional challenges survivors of narcissistic abuse face, particularly the tendency to blame oneself. He delves into feelings of being drained after prolonged abuse and the barriers to leaving such relationships. Dr. Monette’s support group offers a lifeline, helping survivors rebuild their self-worth and confidence.

Blaming Yourself: It's common for survivors to blame themselves for ending up in an abusive relationship. Dr. Monette emphasizes that this self-blame is a result of the manipulative dynamics of narcissistic abuse, not a refl...

What happens when support steps in? In a recent short clip from the JCAC podcast, Dr. Neil Monette discusses the creation of the Narcissism Support Group and its impact on those recovering from emotionally abusive relationships. Dr. Monette emphasizes the importance of finding a community to heal, sharing how support can be a crucial part of the recovery process.

Recovering from a narcissistic relationship can be isolating and overwhelming. Many individuals feel trapped, questioning their self-worth and reality. Dr. Monette explains that these relationships ofte...

In the latest JCAC podcast episode, Erica Gregory, LMFT, talks with Dr. Neil Monette about surviving and thriving after a narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationship. They explore why individuals fall for narcissists, the impact on children, when to leave the relationship, and how to recover.

As a parent, it's natural to worry when your teen's behavior changes. But how do you know if they need counseling? In this insightful JCAC podcast short, Ginny Vose, APC, and Erica Gregory, LMFT, discuss the signs that indicate it might be time to seek professional help for your child. They explore the impact of significant life changes such as divorce, moving, and mental health concerns, offering guidance for parents who are unsure about the next steps.

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Changes in Behavior, Mood, and Personality: Sudden or drastic changes in your child's behavior, mood, or personality can be a red flag. T...