You just learned that your best friend’s husband died suddenly. She is grief-stricken and everything in you wants to comfort her, but how? What do you say? What can you do? Your words feel so inadequate in the face of such pain.

Grief and loss are a natural part of human life. Experiencing loss does not simply lie within the confines of processing death… it is all around us.

What do you see when you look in the mirror? Maybe a better question to ask is, “Who do you see?” This can be a difficult question for some, because our reflections provide more information than simply a physical description of the person looking back at us.

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Meet Valeriano R. Ramolete Jr, MA, AMFT. Val is one of the newest Registered Associate Marriage & Family Therapists to join our team.

Meet Kacey A. Medellin, MS, AMFT. The newest Registered Associate Marriage & Family Therapist to join our team.

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Part 5/5. Michael C. Roubicek, PhD, LCSW - aka ‘Dr. Mike’ - shares five lessons he’s learned about life in over 20 years of working with Bariatric (Weight Loss) Surgery patients.

Part 4/5. Michael C. Roubicek, PhD, LCSW - aka ‘Dr. Mike’ - shares five lessons he’s learned about life in over 20 years of working with Bariatric (Weight Loss) Surgery patients.