Meet Jonathan

Learn more about GT’s newest Therapist, Jonathan!

GT NewsGTTG TeamAugust 20, 2021welcome, therapist, interview, jonathanComment

Sarah reflects between sessions on the emphasis on ‘good vibes,’ and how limiting and silencing that can be for clients in-session.

ProTipSarah JonesMay 31, 2021#sarah, #vibes, #musingsComment

The Power of the Unplug

“We live in a world of virtual distraction, constantly surrounded by ‘how to videos,’ current events, politics, and impressive TikTok dances. Social media can be wonderful for our curious minds, hungry for information, justice, inspiration, understanding, connection and laughter. It can serve as an outlet to keep our wandering imaginations satiated from a safe distance avoiding looking within and acknowledging that which we’re not ready to face.”

LifeTipLindsay LuongoMay 7, 2021#lindsay, #unplug, #tech, #mindfulness, #intentions, #instantgratificationComment

Self Harm is Sometimes a Step on the Healing Staircase

ParentTip, ProTipClaire AndrefskyFebruary 5, 2021self-harm, self-injury, harm reduction, NSSI, clairea, claireComment

Magical You

Shannon is here to remind you of your MAGIC in this new year & always:

"You have always been, and always will be, enough. Start dodging the people who make you feel that awful gut-wrench of not-enoughness, they don't deserve your golden magic."

LifeTip, ParentTip, ProTip, TeenTipShannon NisleyJanuary 31, 2021self-compassion, courage, resilience, encouragement, shannonComment

Let’s Talk Tele & Tech

Reflections on about 10 months of teletherapy and how using tech and being on tech in-sessions has changed the dialogue and understanding of teens.

LifeTip, ParentTip, ProTipJessica DeimlerJanuary 19, 2021teletherapy, telehealth, tech, technology, jessieComment

Reflections

Sarah reflects from the start of COVID to now; the grief, the unknowns, the loneliness, the inequalities and hardships. Sarah reminds us that we're all human and we've all been living through COVID and surrounding events, just in our own ways. Sarah encourages making space, and taking space to fill yourself back up with what you need most.