Elizabeth Bostic, LMFTA

Do Couples Therapists Take Sides? What Really Happens in Therapy (Part 2) do couples therapists take sides

Do Couples Therapists Take Sides? What Really Happens in Therapy (Part 2)

Starting couples therapy can feel like a big step, especially if you’re not sure what’s waiting for you in that first session. A lot of people come in wondering if they’ll end up arguing the whole time or being put [...]

Do Couples Therapists Take Sides? What Really Happens in Therapy (Part 1) couples therapy taking sides

Do Couples Therapists Take Sides? What Really Happens in Therapy (Part 1)

Starting couples therapy can feel like a big step, especially if you’re not sure what’s waiting for you in that first session. A lot of people come in wondering if they’ll end up arguing the whole time or being put [...]

Understanding Religious Trauma: How Systemic Oppression and Power Dynamics Shape Mental Health — and What Healing Can Look Like

Understanding Religious Trauma: How Systemic Oppression and Power Dynamics Shape Mental Health — and What Healing Can Look Like

Religious trauma refers to the emotional, psychological, or relational harm that can arise in high-control, fear-based, or authoritarian religious environments. While many people find strength and community through their faith, others grow up in systems where obedience, hierarchy, and unquestioned [...]

Parenting Neurodivergent Children and the Impact on Coparenting Relationships

Parenting Neurodivergent Children and the Impact on Coparenting Relationships

Parenting is never a simple job, but raising a child who is neurodivergent–whether that means ADHD, autism, sensory processing differences, or other ways of experiencing the world–often brings unique challenges and joys. Many parents describe feeling deeply proud of [...]

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