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Anxiety Treatment
Depression Treatment
Burnout Recovery
Therapy For Healthcare Workers
Counseling for Teens
Therapy: A Teen Owner's Manual
Teen Depression Treatment
Teen Stress and Anxiety
Academic Challenges
Identity Development
Skills Group for ADHD Teens and Parents
Chronic Pain Therapy
Insomnia
Blog
Background
Philosophy of Care
Scheduling, Location and Licensure
Online Therapy through Zoom
Positive Psychology
Confidentiality and Your Teen
Talks for Educators & Parent Groups
Giving Back
Notice of Privacy Practices
Good Faith Estimate
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Amelia J. Wilcox writes "The Psychology of Everyday Life: Finding Well-Being in a Complex World" to share her insights as a psychotherapist.

Amelia Wilcox
January 6, 2023

A special message about anxiety

Amelia Wilcox
January 6, 2023

Why anxiety: I have always taught that anxiety is a biological necessity. In the right amounts it helps us prepare for important matters, helps keep us out of harm’s way, and helps us respect and adhere to the norms of the particular society with which we identify.

Amelia Wilcox
June 4, 2019

It's not the river, it's your boat

Amelia Wilcox
June 4, 2019

Many years ago, I saw a young woman in therapy who was having difficulty feeling it was okay to wrap up our work together. “How can I leave when things still happen?” she worried.

Amelia Wilcox
January 28, 2019

When you can't count on sleep

Amelia Wilcox
January 28, 2019

We sleep to dream. We sleep to refresh and we sleep to unwind. When we can’t count on sleep, it colors every aspect of our lives.

Amelia Wilcox
January 28, 2019

What we get from forgiveness

Amelia Wilcox
January 28, 2019

Forgiveness is a skill worth cultivating. Do you have a grudge, past hurt or an ax to grind?

Amelia Wilcox
July 10, 2017

Four Components of Effective Apologies

Amelia Wilcox
July 10, 2017

For many people, ‘I am sorry” are the most difficult three words in the English language. Why?

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