Kelly Anglin, Marriage and Family Therapy

12/15/2025

So good.

12/11/2025

Yes! 🙌

I keep reading about how parents are frustrated with their teens, how they're never off their phones, how they don't know how to take care of themselves.

But I also see how parents are not letting their teens advocate for themselves in their activities or at school, how they try to solve all their problems, how they never let them fail.

I get it. It's a scary world out there. But, if we want our teens to grow up to be able to survive and thrive in it, we have to let them rise to the occassion.

And guess what? Sometimes they are going to fail or make mistakes or mess up. They are going to make some bad choices. But that's okay.

Because that is what they are supposed to do. That is how they learn. That is how we raise people who can manage problems, overcome obstacles, and take care of themselves.

If you want your teens to grow up, you have to let them rise to the occasion.

We're not saying it's easy. But we are saying it's worth it.

12/11/2025

Wives: do you cheer your husband on? Does he think that you really like him?

This episode was so good!

What happens when your “help” feels like criticism to your spouse? In this heartfelt and humorous Focus on the Family conversation, Dave and Ann Wilson share...

01/12/2025

Anglin Family Therapy Update:

As of November 21, 2024 I have closed my Farmington, NM office and will no longer be seeing clients in person in New Mexico as I have moved to middle Tennessee.
I will be available to see New Mexico clients via telehealth video sessions beginning January 6, 2025. I will miss seeing everyone in person, but I look forward to seeing you virtually soon!

Please call, text or email me with any questions or to schedule an appointment. 505-608-7398
Anglinfamilytherapy@gmail.com

11/10/2024

Great advice Dave.

12/05/2023

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10226972568274754&id=1070356003&mibextid=01WlX5

10/13/2023

For Mama’s with daughters 💜💜💜

Mother-daughter relationships are unique and complicated. You may want to know why teen girls are mean to their mothers.

08/04/2023

One of the most challenging parenting stages to navigate is learning how to “parent” your adult kids. It’s an amazing accomplishment to guide your kids into adulthood but it can also be a source of challenge and conflict. It doesn’t have to be that way! This is one of the most helpful resources I have come across to help your relationship with your adult “kids”. 10/10 ⭐️

07/29/2023

: Most people will acknowledge and support a death loss, but many non-death or living losses can be incredibly painful and wounding. These shadow losses and the resulting grief they evoke is also often disenfranchised.
QUESTION: What other non-death losses not included below have been significant for you, your clients or other people you care about?
—-
Graphic credit: Wild Crazy Grief

07/29/2023

Such an eye opening article.

One of my most vivid childhood memories is of my mother and my father standing at our kitchen sink in Winnipeg surrounded by the last empty bottles, big