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Licensed counselors can shift into school counseling, care coordination, people operations, training, and behavioral program work. Plenty of counselors reach a point where the therapy room no longer feels like the right long-term fit. The reason changes from person to person. Burnout can creep in. Session-heavy schedules can wear people down. Insurance paperwork can drain […]

Yes, licensed therapists can have tattoos, though workplace rules, tattoo content, and client fit still shape what feels right in practice. Plenty of therapists have tattoos. In many clinics and private practices, that barely raises an eyebrow. The real issue usually isn’t whether a therapist has ink at all. It’s whether the tattoo fits the

No, depression does not appear to directly trigger narcolepsy, but the two can overlap and make severe daytime sleepiness harder to sort out. That question comes up for a good reason. Depression can change sleep, energy, focus, appetite, motivation, and the way a day feels from the moment you wake up. Narcolepsy can also wreck

An APA picture citation usually needs the creator, date, title or description, source, and a figure note when you reproduce the image. A picture can trip people up in APA style because there isn’t one single pattern for every image. A museum painting, a stock photo, an Instagram post, and a chart copied from a

Adderall can affect erections in some men by tightening blood vessels, raising stress, or lowering arousal, though many users never notice it. Adderall helps many people with ADHD, and for plenty of users it works without any sexual side effects at all. Still, some men notice a change after starting it or after a dose

No, taking tiny amounts of MDMA is not a proven or safe wellness practice, and the risks still include heart strain, overheating, adulterants, and legal trouble. People ask this question because “microdosing” has picked up attention online, and MDMA carries a reputation for warmth, energy, and mood lift. That mix can make the idea sound

Some Aetna plans may pay for hypnosis-based care when it fits a covered diagnosis, is medically necessary, and is billed by the right provider. If you’re trying to figure out whether Aetna will pay for hypnotherapy, the honest answer is: sometimes, but not as a stand-alone wellness session in most cases. Coverage usually turns on

Successful communication happens when the message is understood as intended, fits the moment, and gets clear feedback or action. People often treat communication as successful the second words leave the mouth, the email gets sent, or the meeting ends. That’s not the real test. A message can be clear to the sender and still miss

Repeated episodes of eating large amounts often improve with steady meals, trigger planning, and treatment that targets loss of control. When binge eating keeps happening, it can feel chaotic. One rough night turns into a rough week. Then food starts running the schedule. You swear you’ll “be good” tomorrow, skip breakfast, get too hungry, and

Anxiety can bring odd head sensations, but electric shock-like “brain zaps” are more often linked to antidepressant dose changes or withdrawal. That question scares people for a reason. A sudden jolt in your head can feel strange, sharp, and hard to describe. Some people call it a buzz. Others say it feels like a snap,