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Living in Washington, DC: The Pressure Cooker Paradox
Therapist-backed tips for living in Washington, DC—manage political stress, set news & social limits, and find...
Keith Clemson, Ph.D.
The Psychology of Technology Exhaustion: What It Is—and How...
Always on? Reduce screen fatigue, protect sleep, and set humane work-tech boundaries in DC.
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs): What Are They and Why...
Automatic negative thoughts (ANTs) show up differently in anxiety and depression. Learn quick CBT and behavioral...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Signs of a Sense of Inferiority Complex—and When to...
Feeling one-down? Learn the signs of an inferiority complex, why it sticks, and how DC therapists...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
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Mental health struggles are common, but thankfully mental health care is available. With the help of a warm and trusted therapist, you can thrive.

The Validation Trap: AI Companions & Social Deskilling
Constant chatbot validation can erode conflict tolerance. Learn to use AI companions without losing real-life connection...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Managing Stress and Building Emotional Resilience When Life Stacks...
Practical, science-backed habits to build emotional resilience in DC—quick routines, better sleep, healthier news limits, and...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Alexithymia, Plainly: Why Feelings Feel Fuzzy
Struggling to name your feelings? Learn what alexithymia is, everyday signs, practical skills, and how therapy...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Name It to Tame It: 7 Common Thought Distortions...
Spot all-or-nothing thinking, catastrophizing, mind reading, and more. Use fast CBT reframes to think clearer and...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Anxious Attachment 101: What It Is, How It Shows...
Learn about anxious attachment, why it develops, and practical steps to feel more secure. We offer...
Brad Brenner, Ph.D.
Loneliness in DC: Social Battery Drained or Actually Isolated?
Lonely or just socially fried in DC? Take a 60-second self-check, try 5-15 minute resets, and...
Keith Clemson, Ph.D.
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