In a culture obsessed with clean eating, calorie tracking, and body “optimization,” the idea of intuitive eating can feel like a radical act. For those in recovery from disordered eating or chronic dieting, letting go of food rules and returning to your body’s inner...
Today, teenagers are navigating an emotional landscape more complex than ever. From academic pressures and social comparison to identity struggles and family expectations, teens are grappling with high levels of stress, anxiety, and emotional isolation. While...
Relationships can bring so much joy and connection. But for some, love can also bring relentless doubt—a voice in your head whispering, “Are you sure? What if this isn’t right?” That’s not just normal worry—it might be relationship OCD. At Abri Psychotherapy, we...
We’ve all heard the phrase, “nobody’s perfect.” But if you live with maladaptive perfectionism, that phrase can feel more like a challenge than a truth. Instead of striving for healthy goals, you might find yourself stuck in a cycle of constant self-criticism, fear of...
Restrictive eating is often misunderstood. In a culture that praises willpower, discipline, and “clean” eating, the warning signs of a deeper psychological struggle can easily go unnoticed. But beneath the surface of counting calories, cutting out food...
Making new friends as an adult is not as simple as it once was. Unlike the built-in social settings of childhood—classrooms, sports teams, or college dorms—adulthood often brings isolation, long work hours, and fewer opportunities for spontaneous connection. If you...
