Gesell Psychotherapy

One of Gesell Psychotherapy’s clinicians has written a children’s book attachment and it’s available for pre-order now! It will be available to read next month - March 2021! So many things inspired me to write a children’s book. I drew inspiration from my work as a therapist, my interest in the science of attachment and bonding, and being an advocate for diversity and inclusion. That all combined - as well as the in-betweens, including my fondness for my sweet dog, Scot...ch - inspired my debut children’s book . promotes diversity and emotional connection, which helps children develop a secure attachment with their caregiver that essentially aids in their growth to becoming compassionate and resilient individuals. Available now for pre-order on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million; release date is on March 2nd. Visit michellelopezclark.com for more information or click the link in my bio. Feel free to share how much your kids and family enjoy by writing a review! Photo by @wallisphoto

Did you develop the art of not experiencing feelings early on in life? Did you learn to develop a compliant perfectionistic persona? If so, you deserve to know, experience and SHARE your authentic self with others! You deserve to be fully known. Keep showing up and keeping it real.

Meet Tina Keith, MFT, she is one of Gesell Psychotherapy’s maternal health clinicians and she is currently accepting new clients. Tina is passionate about working with women to help them achieve their goals, discover their worth and develop self-compassion. Whether you are navigating the waters of infertility loss, becoming a mom for the first time, questioning issues of identity and self-worth, experiencing difficulty in relationships or difficultly in life transition...s, or battling with depression or anxiety, know that there is hope. We can work together to help you rediscover your identity and purpose, and find joy in life again. - Tina Keith, LMFT, Certified in Maternal Mental Health For more information about Tina Keith, MFT click here: https://www.gesellpsychotherapy.com/tina-keith

Remember, to keep hope! It is a good thing! I know you’re struggling and it’s an overwhelming and frightening time. I understand that you’re tired and often just want to give up. Yet, please persist. Keep hope! There is good to come. No feeling is final. No season is permanent. Wishing you courage and hope!