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The Psychology of Money: Why It’s Rarely Just About the Numbers
In my office, money conversations are rarely about spreadsheets. They…
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Love Isn’t Just a Feeling
Valentine’s Day tends to arrive loudly—cards, roses, social media posts,…
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When Good People Do Harm: A Lesson from Psychology This Week in History
At Sandstone Psychology, we often work with individuals and families…
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New Year, New Goals: A Therapist’s Perspective on Setting Intentions That Actually Help
In our clinic, we see a familiar pattern every January….
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Finding Light: The Role of Spirituality in Healing and Human Flourishing
I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside people from many…
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The Hidden Cost of Judging Others
As a therapist, I spend a great deal of time…
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The True Importance of Gratitude as We Approach Thanksgiving
This time of year always brings Thanksgiving to mind—not just…
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The Psychology of Pressure — Lessons from the World Series
As the World Series captures the attention of sports fans…
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Why We Love to Be Scared: The Psychology of a Good Fright
By a Therapist Who Still Jumps at Every Horror Movie…
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Turning Outward: How Empathy Can Heal Our Disconnection
In therapy we often spend time talking about the “inner…









