Choosing the Right Couples Therapist
Choosing a couples therapist is a big decision. The right therapist will have advanced training in relationship work, help you feel emotionally safe, and guide you toward lasting connection. This article walks you through what to reflect on before starting therapy, key questions to ask potential therapists, and how to find qualified couples counseling near you.
Read MoreMeet Maddie Huntley, CSW-I, Therapist in Reno
Hi, I’m Maddie, a therapist in Reno dedicated to helping teens, young adults, couples, and individuals. I understand that personal challenges are deeply influenced by our environments, relationships, and lived experiences.
Read MoreMeet Karen McKinney, LCSW, LCADC-S
Hi, I’m Karen. I combine evidence-based therapies with a compassionate, strengths-focused approach to help you achieve meaningful growth.
Read MoreMeet Gina Bemis, LCSW
Hi, I’m Gina. I take a collaborative approach with my clients. This means I work hard to understand their personal experiences, and help them work through challenges to achieve the progress that matters most to them.
Read MoreWill My Insurance Cover Therapy?
Individual & Relationship Counseling Associates Why Verify Your Therapy Insurance Benefits? A common question (view our FAQ’s here) we are asked at our therapy center in Reno is, “will my insurance cover therapy?” Understanding your insurance coverage for mental health services is an important step in making informed decisions about your care. This form will…
Read MoreMeet Hillary Harris, CPC
I work with individuals and couples who are feeling stuck in cycles of loneliness, disconnection, or unresolved emotional pain.
Read MoreA Discussion of Family Therapy for Military Families
What to Expect from the Episode Dr. Polinsky explains the profound impact of caregiver accessibility on children, shedding light on how feelings of emotional disconnection can influence behaviors, life choices, and even risks like substance use. She and Con delve into the complexities of military family life, discussing challenges such as navigating parental roles during…
Read MoreTherapist Dr. Sue Johnson (1947-2024) revolutionized relationship counseling
If you’ve heard me describe the work I do or have been a student, you’ve heard me talk about therapist, Dr. Sue Johnson. I felt (continue to feel) an enormous loss with her passing, April 23rd, 2024. No individual was more important to the development of relationship therapy than her.
Read More“The Science of Relationships: Healing, Emotion, & Connection with Drs. Sue Johnson & Jim Furrow”
“With & For“, a podcast hosted by Dr. Pam King. This is a wonderfully warm and informative program where Sue and Jim discuss the core importance of relationship, and how to improve relationships. The following topics are covered: • Living in a way this is, “fully alive.” • How to bring together the spectrum of…
Read More“Side by Side: Navigating OCD Treatment with EFT Couple Counseling”
Last week I did a presentation on what I was very surprised to find is an under-recognized area of OCD treatment: the impact of attachment theory on relationships affected by OCD. Thrive Wellness co-sponsored an OCD Symposium in Reno that provided the opportunity to discuss OCD from a relational perspective. This article shares (in broad…
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