How Childhood Depression Follows You Into AdulthoodJuly 28, 2022Many people think children don’t get depressed. Thus, problems arise when early depression goes unnoticed or is written off as…Read More
Is it Normal to Feel Anger Instead of Sadness When Grieving?July 5, 2022Everyone will grieve at some point in life. Whether you lose a loved one, a job, or even a sense…Read More
Couples Therapy When Things Are Good? Absolutely!June 22, 2022Things are going great in your relationship, so why would you consider couples therapy? Unfortunately, the stigma linked to couples…Read More
How Important Are Strong Boundaries for Survivors of Interpersonal Trauma?May 31, 2022As we go through life, we set boundaries to make us feel comfortable and safe. We often use past experiences…Read More
How to Help Identify Tough Emotions With Your ChildMay 10, 2022Child psychologists often say, “Kids have big feelings.” It’s true because as a child they’re feeling an intense emotional reaction,…Read More
What Is Attachment Style Parenting?April 21, 2022When you’re a new parent, your life starts over. Those first few weeks (or months) after bringing home a little…Read More
Befriend Your Parts: A Review of Internal Family SystemsMarch 21, 2022Internal Family Systems is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on the “parts” that make up your sense of self.…Read More
Are Your Emotions Getting Out of Control? – How to Find Relief from Your Anxious FeelingsFebruary 1, 2022Anxious feelings can cast a dark cloud over your entire day. You may struggle with anxiety throughout your workday. Or…Read More
Buried Above Ground—What Is It Like Living With PTSD?December 6, 2021Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can make breathing feel like the hardest task. It’s the fight-or-flight mode we go…Read More
Is Your Child Gifted or Challenged? How Can You Address Their Unique Needs?November 1, 2021Every child has their own individual set of needs. As a parent, you’re probably already well in tune with those…Read More
We accept insurance, BCBS, United, and Aetna, for individual therapy. To learn more, contact our office at 623-680-3486,text 623-688-5115, or email info@crossroadsfcc.com.
Intensive counseling programs for couples and for trauma. For more information call 623-680-3486,text 623-688-5115, or email info@crossroadsfcc.com.
Accepting new clients in Scottsdale, Phoenix, and online virtual sessions throughout Arizona. Contact our office at 623-680-3486,text 623-688-5115, or email info@crossroadsfcc.com.
