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Stop Intellectualizing Your Problems: Creativity in Counseling
Introduction Our brains are wired to keep us alive, not to keep us happy. We naturally want to avoid pain and move towards comfort, and in this endeavor we develop ways of protecting ourselves from emotional wounding. Intellectualizing is a defense mechanism utilized to attempt to circumvent overwhelming emotions. This often unconscious strategy involves analyzing, rationalizing, and dissecting the problem as a means to distance oneself from the discomfort of sitting with the
Carly Poloskey
1 day ago4 min read


Debunking Common Misconceptions About Music Therapy
Music therapy often sparks curiosity, but it also faces many misconceptions. These misunderstandings can prevent people from exploring its benefits or appreciating its true value. Clearing up these myths helps reveal how music therapy supports mental, emotional, and physical health in meaningful ways. Music Therapy Is Just Listening to Music One common misconception is that music therapy means simply listening to music for relaxation. While music can be calming, music therapy
Carly Poloskey
2 days ago2 min read
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