Sooner or later, of course, it helps to talk through the trauma of the situation with co-workers, family, friends, and professional therapists. First responders more often, however, choose not to discuss trauma and men’s issues
Men’s Health and CSA Survivor Recovery Child sex abuse can be a difficult experience to process and discuss with anyone. This is particularly true, for men. Simply those four words;…
Can mental health and addictions affect relationships in a negative way? As a spouse, partner, friend or family member, we’re affected by his struggle in many ways. Addiction, depression, emotional…
New to Therapy? Here’s What to Expect By Tad Lusk, LPC Reaching out for help is not always easy. In fact, it’s most often hard. It takes courage, determination, fortitude…
Panic Attack? No Worries: Here’s What It Is and How You Can Beat It – By TAD LUSK, LPC If you’ve ever experienced a panic attack before, you know how…
To see how we work with stress and burnout today, visit our Denver stress counseling page. During the six or so years I’ve been working as a counselor, it’s hard…
Working in a high-stress job can take its toll on your mental health. Even with all the training that comes with being a first responder, fire fighter or police officer,…
