by admin | Sep 16, 2022 | Megan Hanafee-Major, Mental Health & Wellbeing
Written by therapist Megan Hanafee-Major I began reading this book after hearing therapists rave about it, but besides the title, I admit that I didn’t know much about the contents. The raving was warranted. I found Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents to... 
by admin | Aug 5, 2022 | Megan Hanafee-Major
Written by therapist Megan Hanafee-Major Disenfranchised grief is when you experience grief about something or in a way that is out of society’s expectations. This makes sense when we break down the term more. Disenfranchised means to deprive someone of a right. ... 
by admin | Jul 25, 2022 | Megan Hanafee-Major, Mental Health & Wellbeing
Written by therapist Megan Hanafee-Major Talking with your kids about sex is hardly any parent’s favorite task. However, it is an important task. We may want to avoid discussing the birds and bees, putting it off until “later,” or using cute words to make it feel more... 
by admin | Jun 30, 2022 | Megan Hanafee-Major, Resources
Written by therapist Megan Hanafee-Major Bipolar Disorder is a diagnosis that has been misunderstood and even unfairly demonized. Because of this, it can feel scary if a therapist or doctor suggests that you or a loved one might have Bipolar Disorder. In reality,... 
by admin | May 24, 2022 | Megan Hanafee-Major, Mental Health & Wellbeing
Written by therapist Megan Hanafee-Major “She’s being so crabby, is she PMSing?” “They must be on their period.” “Calm down and eat some chocolate!” Anyone who menstruates has likely heard these, even as jokes. But anyone who menstruates also knows that the cycle is... 
by admin | Apr 7, 2022 | Megan Hanafee-Major, Mental Health & Wellbeing
Written by therapist Megan Hanafee-Major As we explore what we already feel about our sexuality, we often notice areas of hurt. As Stephanie Paulsell, professor and minister, says in her discussion of Honoring the Sexual Body, “what a fine line there is between what...
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