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Diagnosis, Ethical Issues, and Family Counseling in Teletherapy
Telehealth carries unique ethical challenges, especially when your individual or family client is located in another state. Our training covers the benefits of teletherapy and how
Benefits of Quitting
I’m no quitter. I AM NO QUITTER. “Never quit. Never stop.” “Quit shouldn’t be in your vocabulary.” “As long as you keep going…” “Even if
Axioms of Relationship
Axioms of Relationship Everyone’s seeking satisfying relationships. Spouses, parents, and co-workers all want the same thing – satisfaction. I have spent a great deal of
Simple Strategies for Investing in Your Relationships, Money Edition
“Finances are generally not the main reason for divorce, but they’re a huge part of the conflict that can lead to divorce.” – Dr. Matt
Simple Strategies for Investing in Your Relationships
Every week Dr. Matt Morris, LPC, LMFT and Erik Garcia, CFP® end the show with the encouragement to “Invest in Your Relationships.” But how? How
5 Things I wish I Knew Before Starting My Private Practice
I started a private counseling practice with a file cabinet and a key that unlocked a door to a room I had access to every
Building You: Launch & Grow Your Private Practice
Calling all Private Practice Professionals. I am Dr. Matt Morris and myself and the rest of the team are so excited about being with you
Building Families: Meet NewOrleansMom.com Life Bosses
Ashley Angelico and Elizabeth Schmelling built New Orleans’ premiere digital parenting resource. Serving both residents and visitors to New Orleans, Ashley and Elizabeth have become ambassadors for New
Feeling Upside Down? Helping Kids Thrive Through the Pandemic…One Year Later with Dr. Laura Hernandez
One year later, “Feeling Upside Down?”, the poem Dr. Laura Hernandez penned to help kids cope with the pandemic, is still relevant. Read her poem.
Get Your Kids To Sleep and Get Back Your Bed
Is your child getting enough sleep? Just as a child needs to be taught to eat, read, or dress themselves – they also need to