Humans in Progress Therapy

03/28/2023

Can you remove the proverbial knife from your throat?

03/10/2023

It’s never too early or too late. In todays culture and climate seems like you can’t go wrong 👍🏽

Sesame Street and APA are using psychological science to create resources for children and caregivers to talk about race

03/01/2023

This is coming up a lot in my conversations with others and there is some confusion or misunderstanding about what it exactly is.

Richelle shares what self-harm is, why this negative coping-skill might happen, and ways to treat it.If you or a loved one is seeking mental health treatment...

02/01/2023

I have heard enough horror stories recently about bad therapists leaving a patient questioning their relationship with their therapist or worse questioning themselves. And while it can be difficult to find someone, it’s not impossible with some information at your disposal to help guide your decision making.

This article has an interactive assessment to help find the best fit for you - or at least start the process.

Asking for help is hard enough, finding the right therapist for you doesn’t have to be.

Here's what to consider before your first session

01/18/2023

Good stuff!

How you can avoid them.

11/08/2022

Therapy is good for everyone. You don’t have to be having a personal or existential crisis… you don’t have to be feeling down, like no one gets you or that nothing you do is enough. But if you do, then ask for help. The first step is often the hardest but also worth it.

IN THIS ARTICLE: Health

"Well, my therapist says..." —Us

10/25/2022

This may or may not resonate. Eiether way, it’s ok to seek out help to work through the complicated emotions that arise.

🟡I can help you process and identify core wounds
🟡 I can provide a safe and open place to say what is needed but often most difficult
🟡 I can offer solutions to utilize in your life and relationships to better fit your needs/wants

"I'm Generation X. In my generation, we were basically feral... we sort of raised ourselves. Our parents were very busy doing their own things — lots of working parents... so we were latchkey kids, on our own a lot."View Entire Post ›

10/14/2022

This is a common trauma response. If you are tired of always feeling as though you are the one who has to know it all, do it all and keep it together. You could benefit from therapy.

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Being responsible is a good thing, but being overly responsible is a burden.

10/14/2022

Many of you know that I have dedicated my professional life to mental health issues and worked in support of those around me and in my community. I launched my private practice over a year ago which has been both fulfilling and freeing.

I genuinely believe that being human is a lifelong journey filled with the many proverbial roads unique to each person while also allowing for the story to be changed, rewritten and understood more deeply. My hope is to continue helping others find their way along these roads with strength, courage, renewed optimism and self awareness.

I ask that 10 of my friends (and hopefully 10 of theirs) will share this post so others can see that therapy is normal, healthy and has the potential for healing.

I am working on marketing and various platforms including a website! I have immediate availability and am conducting both virtual and in person sessions. www.hiptherapists.com.

10/11/2022

In recognition of mental health awareness and the impact that healing can have I want to remind you that it can get better. That you don’t have to feel like the weight of the world is on you. You don’t have to figure it out alone. You are human. And learning. And doing your damn best. It’s ok to ask for help. Everyone is struggling and no one is immune from life’s challenges or daily stresses. worldmentalhealthday

09/28/2022

Hi, I'm Konika McPherson, LMFT

I’m passionate about maternal health, family-, and relationship dynamics, especially in a multicultural context.

I have decades of experience in mental health and a trauma informed approach, as well as personal experiences of having a baby that didn't fit the textbooks. Add on my own bi-cultural background, I see the therapeutic process through a unique lens.

I work from a holistic perspective, considering the importance of all facets of a person and their experiences, including physical, emotional, mental, psychosocial and spiritual.

Together, we work on strategies that allow you to discover the root causes of your situation and find healthier solutions and meaningful connections.

Let's connect.