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How Creativity Can Support Your Mental Health
Discover five simple ways to be creative every day and how creativity supports emotional well-being. From a Miami-based clinical psychologist.
How Comparison Quietly Erodes Your Confidence
Learn how comparison erodes self-confidence and discover research-backed ways to build self-worth from a therapy and counseling practice in Miami.
Stop People-Pleasing: Healing the Trauma Behind the Habit
Learn how trauma can lead to people-pleasing and how therapy can help you set healthy boundaries and reclaim your voice.
When the Storm Doesn’t Pass: How Therapy Supports PTSD Recovery After Natural Disasters
Struggling after a hurricane or flood? Learn how PTSD after natural disasters affects survivors—and how therapy in Miami can support long-term recovery.
How Therapy Helps Immigrants Cope with Stress and Adjust to A New Life
Struggling with immigration or relocation stress? Therapy offers support, tools, and hope. Learn how a Miami therapist can help you adjust and thrive.
How to Help Someone When They Are Grieving
Learn what to say and do when someone is grieving. Compassionate guidance from a Miami psychologist on how to truly support a grieving loved one.
Less Stress, More Connection: A Therapist's Summer Survival Tips for Families and Couples
Summer brings relaxation, but also unique stressors. A Miami psychologist offers insights and practical tips to manage unrealistic expectations, disrupted routines, and too much togetherness for a peaceful, restorative summer. Learn how to prioritize your mental health and enjoy the season.
Why “Letting Them” Might Be the Healthiest Thing You Can Do
Learn how embracing healthy detachment can reduce anxiety and protect your peace. A Miami psychologist explains the Let Them Theory.
Why Rituals Matter More Than You Think in Your Relationship
Discover how simple rituals can strengthen your relationship. Learn how couples therapy in Miami can help you reconnect and thrive.
Why Pride Month Matters to Everyone: Opening Hearts and Minds
Curious about Pride Months? Learn why it matters, how understanding LGBTQ+ experiences can bridge divides, and why empathy helps create a healthier, more connected world.
Mother’s Day: Honoring the Joy, the Grief, and Everything In Between
At Baypoint Counseling Center in Miami, we understand that Mother’s Day can be as complex as the relationships it honors. For some, it’s a day filled with gratitude and love. For others, it’s a tender reminder of loss, infertility, trauma, or complicated family dynamics.
Mental Health Among College Students: What’s Going On and Solutions
Mental health has been an issue for a while now, and it keeps being a growing concern on college campuses across the U.S. With factors such as academic pressure, financial stress, and social challenges accumulating, a significant amount of students are reporting mental health struggles across all age groups.
Social Media and Anxiety: How to Protect Your Mental Health Online
Social media has transformed the way we connect, communicate, and consume information on the daily. Apps such as Instagram, TikTok, X, and Snapchat are part of everyday life, especially for adolescents and young adults. But as this usage of such apps increases, the concern about the effects and impact on mental health continue to develop—specifically anxiety.
The Link Between Chronic Pain and Depression
Studies show that depression and chronic pain are closely linked. In order to manage both effectively, knowledge and understanding is required, such as understanding their complex relationship and comorbidity.
How To Help Someone When They Are Grieving
Grief, death, and loss are topics that are not discussed enough. Our collective avoidance of these subjects leads to confusion and discomfort when it comes time to help someone who is in mourning.
Are There Ways To Manage Anxiety Without Medication?
Anxious, racing thoughts, overthinking, feeling on edge, and tense all over? These are some of the hallmark and life-altering symptoms of anxiety
MAKING ANXIETY YOUR FRIEND
Most stressful events or other people’s reactions are out of our control. Anxiety has a tendency to act as an autopilot to these stressors. Think of your anxiety as an annoying backseat driver on your journey of life. You might as well get to know this annoying passenger because they aren’t going anywhere thanks to evolution.