Many Kinds of Grief

Grief is an inevitable aspect of the human experience, touching every individual at some point in life. Although not always pleasant, it manifests in various forms and depths

How to Deal with Grief

At Skills to Change, we empathize with the complex emotions of grief and loss.

Food is Not the Addiction, its Only an Emotional Escape

Addiction remains a significant challenge in the United States, with the Association of American Medical Colleges reporting in 2019 that 21.2 million individuals struggle with substance abuse.

Coping with the Stresses of Parenting

Recall the excitement of Alice Cooper's "School's Out For Summer" song during your childhood and the freedom it symbolized.

Overcoming Relationship Hardships

Navigating intimate relationships can be challenging, fraught with arguments and frustrations that sometimes lead to the unfortunate decision to part ways.

The Key to Healing Relationships

When discussing healing relationships, the focus often veers towards romantic entanglements. However, it's essential to recognize that delving into familial relationships lays

Pain is Never JUST Pain

There is a common misconception that men have to be immune to things that aren’t inherently masculine. 

When you Turn Frustration into Determination to Lead to Transformation

People often seek me out, hoping for a miraculous solution, but the truth is, eutaptics® FasterEFT™ offers tangible improvements for real medical conditions

“No One Likes a Complainer” - Talking Pain from Unbearable to Non-Existent

You don’t have to wait until you've reached rock bottom to start your ascent to the top, but many do.

The System was Working... Then I stopped Working...

In my weight loss training, I often emphasize that it's not just about shedding pounds; it's about understanding how our memories influence our relationship with food. 

It Was the First Time I Felt the Weight Come Off My Shoulders

Feeling the pressure to succeed is a universal experience, but for Micheal, success came effortlessly—until it didn't.

“I Wish I Could Have That Time Back... All That Time I Spent Keeping Myself Sick.”

For most people, the bed represents a sanctuary—a place of comfort and relaxation. But for Kaila, it had become a prison.