Fox 32 News: Dealing with Social Anxiety this Holiday Season
Friday, 22 December 2017
Joyce Marter was recently featured on Fox 32 News with Anita Padilla in a segment on ways to cope with holiday social anxiety! You can view the video here.
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Joyce Marter Featured In Think Tank Of Three Podcast
Sunday, 14 July 2019
Joyce Marter was recently featured in a Think Tank Of Three podcast. Joyce discussed her experiences in founding Urban Balance, a mental health private practice with thirteen locations across the United States. Joyce talked about the challenges she faced, the lessons she learned along the way, and the importance of work/life balance and self care.
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Joyce Marter Featured In Getting Split Ready Podcast
Sunday, 14 July 2019
Joyce Marter was recently featured in the Getting Split Ready podcast recorded at WGN Chicago. Joyce discussed collaborative divorce, parenting agreements, couples counseling and effective conflict resolution during coparenting. You can listen to the full segment here
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Joyce Marter Quoted In Well + Good Article: I’m An Introvert—How Do I Make Space For ‘Me Time’ After Moving In Together?
Sunday, 14 July 2019
Joyce Marter was recently quoted in a Well + Good article on how to make space for alone time after moving in with a spouse or partner. You can read the full article here
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Time Management: How to Recover from the Disease of Being Busy
Friday, 12 July 2019
Many of us are suffering from the disease of being busy. Through technology, we are plugged into a never-ending stream of news and work and subsequently, we have become disconnected from ourselves and one another. The result is a national rise in loneliness, mental illness and addiction, which is costly to each of us on
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Dual Diagnosis: The Chicken & Egg Relationship Between Mental Illness and Addiction
Monday, 01 July 2019
Written by Joyce Marter, LCPC If you take a minute to reflect on your friends, family, coworkers and yourself, it’s very likely that you know someone who has experienced substance use issues or mental illness. In fact, you probably know someone who has struggled with both. Mental illness and addiction often appear together in the
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