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27 Feb, 2026
Comments Off on The Psychology of Money: Why It’s Rarely Just About the Numbers

The Psychology of Money: Why It’s Rarely Just About the Numbers

In my office, money conversations are rarely about spreadsheets. They…

11 Feb, 2026
Comments Off on Love Isn’t Just a Feeling

Love Isn’t Just a Feeling

Valentine’s Day tends to arrive loudly—cards, roses, social media posts,…

29 Jan, 2026
Comments Off on When Good People Do Harm: A Lesson from Psychology This Week in History

When Good People Do Harm: A Lesson from Psychology This Week in History

At Sandstone Psychology, we often work with individuals and families…

29 Dec, 2025
Comments Off on New Year, New Goals: A Therapist’s Perspective on Setting Intentions That Actually Help

New Year, New Goals: A Therapist’s Perspective on Setting Intentions That Actually Help

In our clinic, we see a familiar pattern every January….

29 Dec, 2025
Comments Off on Finding Light: The Role of Spirituality in Healing and Human Flourishing

Finding Light: The Role of Spirituality in Healing and Human Flourishing

I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside people from many…

1 Dec, 2025
Comments Off on The Hidden Cost of Judging Others

The Hidden Cost of Judging Others

As a therapist, I spend a great deal of time…

17 Nov, 2025
Comments Off on The True Importance of Gratitude as We Approach Thanksgiving

The True Importance of Gratitude as We Approach Thanksgiving

This time of year always brings Thanksgiving to mind—not just…

31 Oct, 2025
Comments Off on The Psychology of Pressure — Lessons from the World Series

The Psychology of Pressure — Lessons from the World Series

As the World Series captures the attention of sports fans…

21 Oct, 2025
Comments Off on Why We Love to Be Scared: The Psychology of a Good Fright

Why We Love to Be Scared: The Psychology of a Good Fright

By a Therapist Who Still Jumps at Every Horror Movie…

8 Oct, 2025
Comments Off on Turning Outward: How Empathy Can Heal Our Disconnection

Turning Outward: How Empathy Can Heal Our Disconnection

In therapy we often spend time talking about the “inner…