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Memory is one of our favorite psychological processes and neuroscientists are still learning how our memories work and studying strategies to improve and maintain it. A basic breakdown of memory looks like this: an individual encodes or takes in information, … Continue reading →

Posted on April 18, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on How Memory Works

Compassion fatigue is a very interesting condition that impacts many people in the helping professions like teachers, counselors, doctors, and first responders and those who are caregivers of a loved one. So what is compassion fatigue?  Compassion fatigue is the … Continue reading →

Posted on April 11, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on What is Compassion Fatigue?

Emotional trauma can come in many shapes and sizes and some clinicians colloquially use the words Big T and Little t to describe different types of trauma. What is important to know is that everyone handles, processes, and recovers from trauma differently and that … Continue reading →

Posted on March 28, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on Big “T” and little “t” Trauma

The emotional dance of couples: We meet…date…get married… and then experience either healthy or unhealthy relationship patterns between us and our partners. No matter how our love story unfolds we owe it to ourselves and our partners to be aware … Continue reading →

Posted on March 23, 2021 by Jessica Ulmer, LPC, NCC | Comments Off on The Emotional Dance

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the more common neurodevelopmental disorders that is often diagnosed during childhood and can last across the lifespan. Individuals with this disorder can demonstrate a whole gamut of symptoms and the disorder can … Continue reading →

Posted on March 21, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on ADHD Across the Lifespan

Radical Acceptance is a current buzzword in mental health- Lady Gaga is a big fan of this principle. Radical Acceptance is a concept that emerged from Dialectical Behavior Therapy and it is a very useful skill to apply when navigating challenging relationships … Continue reading →

Posted on March 7, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on Radical Acceptance:

School Psychologists spend a lot of time in graduate school learning about IQ and IQ tests and then as professionals, we spend almost half of our working time administering and interpreting them. But what exactly is IQ and what does … Continue reading →

Posted on March 3, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on What IQ is and isn’t

The winter blues are easy to catch and when that happens, we can feel unmotivated. When it is cold, snowy, and there is less daylight, there is a lot of temptation to stay in bed and not do things. It … Continue reading →

Posted on February 26, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on How to Change Your Habits to Feel More Energized

If you have ever been in the counseling seat you may have heard the old saying that “the therapy starts when you walk out the door”. Now, we know that the counseling chair is an amazing place to process, strategize, … Continue reading →

Posted on February 24, 2021 by Jessica Ulmer, LPC, NCC | Comments Off on MSC Book Recommendations

Covid, quarantining, social distancing, and mask wearing have been challenges for both kids and adults. The current state caused by the pandemic can stir up emotional responses in everyone.  Karah Molesevich and Suzanne Presley, School Psychologists, provide some tips for … Continue reading →

Posted on February 21, 2021 by karahmolesevich | Comments Off on Tips for Parents during the Pandemic