Health

Make the most out of your insurance benefits: Introducing Thrizer ๐Ÿ’™

If you’ve ever hesitated to start therapy because of insurance, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions we hear: โ€œDo you take my insurance?โ€ The honest answer is that Evolve Psychological Services is an out-of-network practice, but that doesn’t mean your insurance can’t help cover the cost of your care. In fact,…
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Support for Women Navigating Life Transitions, Career Stress & Anxiety

by Caroline Camarena, LSW Every year, March arrives with a noticeable shift in energy. Thereโ€™s a sense of movement, of things beginning to open up again. Iโ€™ve come to think of it as a natural point for reflection, especially when it comes to the decisions women make about their time, their roles, and their relationship…
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When โ€œJust Try Harderโ€ Isnโ€™t Working: How to Help a Child With ADHD

by Nicole Garcia, PhD If youโ€™ve found yourself Googling โ€œDoes my child have ADHD?โ€ or โ€œWhy canโ€™t my child focus?โ€ youโ€™re not alone. Many families reach out when daily life begins to feel harder than it should. Homework turns into nightly battles. Teachers report inattention. Your child seems bright and capable,ย  but inconsistent. You may…
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Halloween to New Yearโ€™s:ย  Surviving Sugar Season with Sanity

by Jennifer Pitman, LCSW Halloween is swiftly approaching. It is a holiday full of joy and terror. Not the terror of ghosts and goblins, but the terror all parents feel around managing the pillowcases full of candy that come storming into our homes every year. Our children are so excited and we donโ€™t want to…
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Back to School Tips To Prepare For A Successful School Year

by Liza Ibrahim, LPC Summer is still in full swing with a few weeks left to enjoy the sun, family vacations, and the outdoors, but starting off a new school year can be stressful for both the student and parents. It can bring a mixture of emotions including anticipation, excitement, and worry. Every family can…
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The Parenting Shift: Adjusting to the Covid-19 Pandemic

by Gina McShreffrey Emmons, PhD Parenting on a normal day is difficult, but parenting during a quarantine is on a whole other level. Many of us have been thrown into really challenging situations during this time. We are trying to work remotely and maintain our professional roles from home while simultaneously homeschooling our children, or…
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