
The mental health changemaker: a conversation with avery neal
We all need an Avery Neal. As a practicing psychotherapist, international author and speaker, Avery focuses her practice on counseling and supporting women in their

We all need an Avery Neal. As a practicing psychotherapist, international author and speaker, Avery focuses her practice on counseling and supporting women in their

In this article with Counseling Today, I dive deep into the signs of subtle abuse how to assess it. I address common misconceptions about psychological

This article was originally published at Professor’s House and Hitched Magazine. You can view the original article on Professor’s House here. You can view the original article

Are you naïve or inexperienced in relationships? Do you tend to be overly responsible? Are you highly empathetic? Do you avoid conflict at all costs?

In honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I get to talk with the American Counseling Association about subtle and psychological abuse. In this short discussion, I

By Nicole Yi According to psychotherapist Avery Neal, over 50 percent of Americans, both men and women, have been in a psychologically abusive relationship — and

By Carina Wolff Serotonin has long been credited as our mood regulator. It plays a role in how we feel, and low levels of the

By Carina Wolff It’s exciting when you meet someone you want to date, but in order for the relationship to be successful, you want to

Establishing healthy relationships means establishing healthy boundaries and clear and respectful guidelines for how we want to be treated by others. ________________________________ If you’ve ever