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Written by Julie Murillas, M.S., LPC-Associate
From a therapist who sees this every year (and has lived it, too)
Every year around this time, something interesting happens in my therapy room. While the world insists we should be merry, bright, grateful, and full of joy… many people...
Change is a natural part of life, but for children, transitions like divorce, moving, or changing schools can feel overwhelming. These experiences can stir up big emotions—sadness, anxiety, confusion, or even anger—that children may not have the words to express. At Heights Family Counseling, we understand that children communicate differently than adults, which is w...
Written by Katie Mitchell, M.A., CST, LPC-S
Clinical Director and Certified Sex Therapist
As the year winds down and couples begin to shift into a season of reflection, connection, and warmth, November offers the perfect opportunity to explore intimacy in new ways. Physical closeness can help partners stay grounded throu...
When a child or teen is struggling—with attention, school performance, behavior, or social/emotional functioning—parents often face a key question: What kind of evaluation do we need? At Heights Family Counseling, we offer three main types of evaluations. Knowing how they differ will help you pick the one that fits your family’s needs and budget.
The Thre...Written by Julie Murillas
As a therapist, I often meet couples after years of built-up hurt, miscommunication, or misunderstanding — when resentment has taken root and repair feels hard. But one of the most rewarding parts of my work is seeing couples before that point — in the hopeful, sometimes nervous, but deeply connected stage of engagement. That’...
