You are not alone. Loneliness is a universal issue, and we see so much of it here in the United States. Â Research from 2018 found that...
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Welcome! Our goal with this blog is to tap into the rich clinical knowledge of our team in order to provide high quality, curated content that is useful to both clients and therapists. Some articles such as those in our “Therapy 101” series are more introductory and aimed at people who are considering or are new to therapy. Others like our “Deep Eddy Discussions” series dive deeper into a topic and may be more relevant to therapists or experienced clients. We hope that this blog will serve as a valuable resource for enriching your therapy experience here at Deep Eddy.
Ask a Therapist: Social Justice
Insights from Uriel Navarrete, PsyD Dr. Uriel Navarrete completed his Doctor of Clinical Psychology at the California School of...
How to Help your Child Succeed Academically in 2020
Is your child struggling in school? Do they seem to be underperforming or unmotivated? Are you feeling stuck, frustrated, and unsure how...
Ask a Therapist: Mindfulness for Anxiety Insights from Stephanie Perez, LPC
Stephanie Perez completed her Master’s in Counseling at Colorado Christian University, where she studied the practice of therapy from a...
What is Empathy? The Definition of Empathy in Psychology
The Most Common Mistake with Self Care
What's the most common mistake people make when they practice self-care? Listen in for the answer from Deep Eddy Psychotherapy's Dr. Kyler...
Welcome to Deep Eddy Psychotherapy
Austin's center for Psychotherapy & Training for Over 30 years. Heart-centered work grounded in cutting edge science. Transformation...
How can I get this kid to talk to me?
Parents and therapists alike ask themselves this question. Our attempts at helping kids and teens open up often make us feel like...
Learning Self-Talk & Self-Soothing in Therapy
Charlotte Howard, a therapist at Deep Eddy Psychotherapy in Austin, TX, talks about how it’s wonderful to self-soothe and have the skills...