Feeling low but not sure it’s really depression? You’re not alone. From anxiety and ADHD to trauma and chronic illness, many conditions mimic depression but need different kinds of care. In this blog, we break down 10 often-misdiagnosed culprits and how to tell the difference. Read more to learn why a proper diagnosis matters.

Struggling with food rules or obsessed with eating “clean”? Orthorexia Nervosa is a lesser-known eating disorder that can seriously impact your health, happiness, and relationships. Learn the signs, how it’s treated, and why getting support matters. Ready to understand your relationship with food? Start here.

Struggling with focus, follow-through, or staying organized? Learn how therapy and executive function coaching can help you manage executive dysfunction, especially if you're navigating ADHD, depression, trauma, or burnout. Discover what to expect from each approach and how to find the support that works best for you. Read the full blog to explore your options and take the next step toward feeling more grounded and capable.

Recovery doesn’t have to be lonely. Whether you’re navigating anorexia, bulimia, BED, or another eating disorder, community support can be a powerful part of healing. Learn how shared connection, group support, and encouragement from others in recovery can help you feel seen and keep moving forward. Read the blog to discover how to build or find your recovery community.

Struggling with food textures, eating in public, or being called a “picky eater”? You’re not alone. This blog explores the connection between sensory issues, ARFID, eating disorders, and body image and why eating can feel so hard sometimes. Learn practical tips, feel seen, and take the next step toward a more peaceful relationship with food.

Self-care isn’t selfish, it’s essential. From physical habits to emotional check-ins and healthy relationships, taking care of yourself helps you show up as your best self. Explore four key areas of self-care and discover small, meaningful ways to support your well-being today.

Telehealth has changed the way we access therapy, making mental health support more flexible, secure, and inclusive. Whether you're navigating a busy schedule, living in a remote area, or simply prefer virtual care, online therapy can meet you where you are. Explore how telehealth is improving mental health care and what it means for clients and clinicians alike.
Read the full blog to learn how virtual therapy is expanding access to care.

Discover the connection between OCD and eating disorders. Learn more on our blog! Therapy in Virginia, Maryland, & Washington, DC.