2019 is here and my partner and I really want to make relationship resolutions, but we keep getting stuck! We have tried in the past to come up with New Year Resolutions, but we never end up following through. Any tips for how we can start the year off right as a couple? The start
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Our sincere thanks to all who voted for us… Emily Cook Therapy has been named a “A Top Vote Getter” in Bethesda Magazine’s 2019 “Best of Bethesda” Readers’ Poll for Best Marriage and Family Therapy Practice! It’s our honor to provide space for you to repair and enrich your most important relationships. Through conversation, insight,
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Is it difficult for you to ask for help? Most people answer “yes.” This post reframes asking for help as good for us, for others, and for our connections. Read more!
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You and your partner decided to seek couples counseling, found a therapist, and made your first appointment. Now what? Your work begins before therapy does
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It’s one of the hardest parts of being a parent: when your child is hurting and you can’t make the hurt go away. But instead of fixing their feelings, practice feeling things together. You’ll be a new kind of superhero for your kids!
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Managing chronic illness and disabilities is a complex process that puts many people under stress. Don’t adjust to your new normal alone! Therapy provides support in taking care of yourself and developing self-advocacy skills
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Everyone reacts differently to terrible events and no reaction to trauma is wrong. Learn how therapy at Emily Cook Therapy in Bethesda, MD can help
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This our fourth year in a row to be recognized by WeddingWire as one of the top 5% of wedding professionals in our industry. We are a WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Award Winner for 2018!
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Michelle Collins shares her therapist-heart in this open letter to new clients in therapy. Whether you’re new to therapy or are coming back, we welcome you
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“Just playing” with your child is much more than just playing — it is a vital part of healthy child development and thriving family relationships
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