Vantage Point Counseling Services Blog

This page is dedicated to discussing current events and topics of interest relating to psychotherapy, counseling, and other advice and help for issues relating to anxiety, depression, substance abuse, relationships, and sexual issues. Please feel free to contact me with questions or comments. This page will be updated often, so please check back frequently. Click on the title to be directed to the article you are interested in reading about below.

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After a Relapse

After relapsing, it is common to experience shame, frustration, sadness, fear, and even anger. Getting back on track can seem pointless and the future can seem uncertain. This makes the days and weeks after a relapse extremely delicate and critical. At this point in recovery, it is easy to slip

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Understanding Pornography Addiction

Understanding Pornography Addiction One of the most common misunderstandings in the field of sex addiction is related to the that of pornography addiction regardless of whether it’s online or in magazines like Playboy and Penthouse. Many people are disbelievers that porn can become an addictive behavior, because there is a

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What We Can Learn From Lance

With Lance Armstrong’s confession about to be televised, it is natural to wonder how this could happen. Why would someone lie for so many years, with such conviction and anger, with so many chances to confess? Although it is easy to focus our attention on Armstrong’s upcoming apology, there may

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New Years Resolution Quick Guide

New Years Resolution time has fast approached. As a therapist who pushes people to make goals for themselves, I enjoy the benefits of this time, but also dread the problems that such a yearly landmark can create. Therefore, I recommend that you keep the following tips in mind while trying

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Common Issues

To help you determine whether therapy can help you with your current situation, I have included information on specific issues and how therapy may be able to help. Solution-focused therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy can help with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, self-esteem and relationships. Follow these links to see how therapy

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