Featured in June 2015 Cosmo for Latinas Article!

 

Check out the newest issue of Cosmo for Latinas, page 113! I am cited as an expert source for an article on relationships.

The article discusses the choices we make in our dating lives and the partners we choose. When we choose a partner we are attracted to, but the relationship ultimately brings us hurt and pain, are there alternatives for a better result? The writer, Natasha Burton, suggests that there are changes we can make in our decision-making process to bring about the same level of satisfaction and excitement, while balancing getting our emotional needs met.

This is a great read! Let me know what you think - how do you find a balance in your relationships?

- written by Nakya Reeves, LMFT. I am a therapist and owner of a private practice where my main focus is working with families on communication issues, especially the parent-teen relationship. I also utilize PhotoTherapy techniques in my practice, which integrates bringing in photos that the client has taken or collected as a part of the therapy process. I can be contacted any time at csolutionstherapy@gmail.com

Using Family Albums In Therarpy: PhotoTherapy Work from Creative Solutions Therapy

Would you photos remain the same? Who would be left out? Who's photos would you add? Would the group shots be rearranged in some way?

Answers to questions like these spark self-discovery and a wide range of therapeutic benefits. 

What benefit can you see for PhotoTherapy methods?

Comment below and visit www.csolutionstherapy.com for more info!!

 

- written by Nakya Reeves, LMFT. I am a therapist and owner of a private practice where my main focus is working with families on communication issues, especially the parent-teen relationship. I also utilize PhotoTherapy techniques in my practice, which integrates bringing in photos that the client has taken or collected as a part of the therapy process. I can be contacted any time at csolutionstherapy@gmail.com

Thank You for a Great Event! "The Mask You Live In" Screening May 15, 2015

On May 15th, we finally got the chance to share the film, "The Mask You Live In" with the community! It took months of planning and many sleepless nights, but it was worth it! To be able to bring such a revolutionary topic to the public was priceless.

The discussion centered around our pre-conceived notions on what it means to "Be a man" - and how to balance a healthy sense of masculinity, while giving our boys the skills to be emotionally expressive. Families and teens shared their own experiences on thoughts on ways in which our society can encourage anger and violence as ways for a man to express himself, while discouraging healthy expression of sadness, depression, and other emotions that are often looked at as "weak."

The participation was GREAT and we loved hearing the perspectives of the crowd. Thank you!!

What I loved most about doing this event with someone who is not only my colleague, but my FRIEND, was the FUN we had!

Read on to see more photos from the event