Video games are often viewed as simple entertainment, but they have increasingly become meaningful tools in counseling, especially for children, teens, and young adults. Because gaming is already a part of many clients’ daily lives, integrating it into therapy can strengthen the connection with a client, and it can give the client a safe place... Continue Reading →
As a college senior, I can testify that senioritis and burnout in school are real. College students, and even high school students, have a lot on their plate. Most students have jobs while being a full-time student, as well as commitments in extracurriculars. With our schedules full, how do we manage to care for ourselves... Continue Reading →
The Knit-ty Gritty In a world full of stress and constant go, go, go there has to be something that you can go to that will soothe your mind, body and spirit. Many times people like to just veg out in front of the TV for a few hours or zone out on their phones... Continue Reading →
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