by Andrew B. Sears | Apr 25, 2025 | Family Therapy
Wondering how to survive Easter or Passover? Easter and Passover are significant celebrations in many cultures and religions, standing as symbols of rejuvenation and hope. However, for some, these festivities can trigger feelings of anxiety, depression, or heightened...
by Andrew B. Sears | Apr 11, 2025 | Family Therapy
If you’ve ever been part of a family, you know that conflict is practically a rite of passage. Whether it’s siblings bickering over the last slice of pizza, parents struggling to agree on bedtime rules, or the more significant disagreements that arise around big...
by Andrew B. Sears | Nov 9, 2023 | Family Therapy
The annual holiday season is quite a paradox. On paper, it is a time of collective joy and celebration. In practice, the holidays far too frequently provoke stress and conflict. This goes double if you have family members who seem determined to undermine the entire...
by Andrew B. Sears | Jun 24, 2023 | Family Therapy
When it comes to summer destinations, Columbus, Ohio may not be the first place that comes to mind. However, this vibrant city has plenty to offer for families seeking relaxation and fun-filled activities during the summer months. With its beautiful parks, cultural...
by Andrew B. Sears | Jan 16, 2022 | Family Therapy
Feeling disconnected in 2022 can sometimes seem like the new normal. Political divisions, civil unrest, and all the fallout from pandemic lockdowns are enough to divide any group of people. These factors can even play a role in family disconnection, although personal...
by Andrew B. Sears | Dec 15, 2021 | Family Therapy
Even a happy family needs help sometimes, and working with a family therapist is a great way for you and your loved ones to learn new tools and perspectives. In addition, you’ll learn about communication and sharpen your skills when it comes to resolving conflict....
by Andrew B. Sears | Nov 18, 2021 | Family Therapy
There are a lot of misconceptions about family therapy. For many people, it stirs up an image of an entire family in group therapy. But that is only one option. Family therapy really earns its name in another way. It’s a form of counseling that focuses on family...
