What Is Moderate Depression and How Can You Cope?August 5, 2024Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the world. But, it isn’t a one-size-fits-all issue. Some…Read More
IFS Managers: How to Cope With AnxietyJuly 31, 2024Internal family systems (IFS) therapy focuses on different protector parts. Those parts include firefighters, exiles, and managers. The goal of…Read More
Strategies for Coping with Feelings of Rejection and AbandonmentJuly 24, 2024It’s human nature to want to be accepted by others. No one wants to experience rejection or feel left out.…Read More
What are the Benefits of Premarital Counseling?July 11, 2024When building and checking off items on your wedding to-do list, you may have venue, guest list, and food. One…Read More
How to Help Children Navigate and Heal from TraumaJune 19, 2024We don’t often associate trauma with children, because it’s not an easy thing to stomach. In a perfect world, kids…Read More
How Does Trauma Affect the Brain?May 24, 2024Trauma leaves a lasting imprint on someone’s life. In the aftermath of a distressing event, it’s not uncommon for someone…Read More
Are Mental Health Issues Common in College Students?May 20, 2024It’s easy to think of college as an easy, stress-free time where young adults are having fun, meeting new people,…Read More
The Impact of Attachment Issues on Romantic RelationshipsMay 12, 2024Whether we like it or not, our unresolved past experiences often creep into our present. We often see this in…Read More
4 Signs Your Family Has Dysfunctional Communication PatternsMay 5, 2024A lot of people like to joke around about having a “dysfunctional family.” While it’s true that every family has…Read More
Parenting with Patience: Understanding a Child with ADHDApril 1, 2024If you or if someone you know has a child with ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder), one of the best things…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.
