Information About Therapy, Uncategorized
Hey, I’m Lindsey, Office Manager & Billing Coordinator at Dóchas Psychological. My job is to take care of all the admin specifics regarding the intake calls, emails, online bookings, rescheduling, financials, and most of the
Abuse, Identity, Uncategorized
Hello there, it’s Kim here on the Dóchas blog. I first want to warn you that today’s topic is a little heavier than usual. With a sad heart, I’m going to discuss sexual violence. My
Relationships, Uncategorized
Do you find yourself having trouble connecting in relationships? Is past trauma and rejection weighing you down? Hey, it’s Pooja here on the Dóchas Blog, and I want to talk to you about the types
When two people value different things, it can be challenging to have a relationship—and this is where aligning value paths can be helpful! Hey, it’s Paula here on the Dóchas blog, and today I’d like
General Information, Health, Self-Care
The New Year is a great time to start new habits, or try a new practice. We thought this would be a great time to introduce Bob to all of you. Bob comes into our
Information About Therapy, Self-Care, Uncategorized
Happy New Year, everyone! It’s Imane here on the Dóchas blog. While the new year and holiday seasons can bring about lots of excitement, joy and love, they can also come with a storm of
Hey everyone, it’s Justine here on the Dóchas blog to talk about relational trauma. Do you or someone you know have difficulty trusting people? Do you find yourself feeling distant from friends or family? If
Anxiety and Stress, Relationships, Uncategorized
Have you ever tried to talk to someone extremely extroverted about what it’s like being an introvert? You might’ve tried to explain how sometimes you just don’t have the energy to go out and do
Children, Family, Uncategorized
It’s not all baby glow and miracles of life! Let’s talk about some pregnancy realities. Hey everyone, it’s Schareen here on the Dóchas blog, and—surprise if you didn’t know—I’m preggo! My new husband and I
“They have their dad’s smile and she has her grandmother’s eyes.” How often do most of us hear this in our conversations with families? But we often inherit more than just the way we look
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