Learn about gambling disorder, a recognized mental health condition that shifts from entertainment to an out-of-control habit. Discover the symptoms, the causes (including links to anxiety and depression), and the hopeful news: it is a treatable addiction through CBT and support.

How do current events and politics influence your mental health and the therapeutic relationship? This post explores the importance of processing political stress and how therapy can serve as a non-judgmental space to navigate societal anxieties.

Read a personal message from the founder of Carve Your Own Path, detailing the vision, passion, and core mission behind our practice. Understand our origin story and our dedication to guiding clients toward their own healing and self-discovery.

Get a concise overview of Erik Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development. Understand the key challenges and outcomes at each phase of life, from infancy to old age, and how these stages shape personality and identity.

Stress is more than just a feeling—it impacts your mind and body. Learn to recognize the signs of chronic stress and discover practical, actionable steps to build resilience and effectively manage its long-term effects on your health.

What is EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)? Learn how this evidence-based therapy works to help individuals process trauma and distressful memories, leading to lasting relief and emotional recovery.

The search for a therapist can feel overwhelming. This guide offers essential tips on what to look for in a therapist, key questions to ask, and how to know when you've found the best fit to support your mental health journey.

Feeling drained? Nature is a powerful, free therapy. Explore the proven mental and physical benefits of spending time outdoors, from reducing stress and anxiety to boosting your mood and cognitive function.

Is your inner critic holding you back? Learn how to identify, challenge, and quiet your self-limiting thoughts to make space for self-compassion, confidence, and genuine self-acceptance on your mental health journey.