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Joyce Marter Featured In Psych Central Article: Therapists Spill: When Being A Therapist Was Especially Hard
“When we’re going through something difficult or stressful at home, it often spills into our workplace. This can get especially tricky when your work is being a therapist, an already-demanding job emotionally and mentally. In this month’s ‘Therapists Spill’ series, we asked clinicians to reveal the times in their lives that made their work difficult, along ...
Joyce Marter Featured In Psych Central Article: Therapists Spill: The Biggest Lessons I’ve Learned From My Clients
“Clients no doubt learn a thing or two from their therapists. They may learn to cope with painful emotions. They may learn to set boundaries. They may learn to accept themselves or to build healthier, more fulfilling relationships. But clinicians also learn quite a lot from their clients.’ One of the things I value most about ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Psych Central Article: 3 Facts About Feelings
“Many of us have an uncomfortable relationship with our feelings. We might stuff down our sadness or sweep away our anger. We might even have trouble identifying what we’re feeling in the first place. This isn’t surprising. According to psychotherapist Joyce Marter, LCPC, we’re socialized to mask our feelings. We learn that we must cover ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Psych Central Article: 6 Eye-Opening New Ways To Get To Know Yourself
“When you know yourself on a deeper level, you can create a life that is meaningful and joyous for you, according to psychotherapist Joyce Marter, LCPC. Art therapist Lisa Mitchell, MFT, calls this deeper level our ‘essence.’ This is you at your center or core. Knowing yourself also helps you distinguish your issues from someone ...
Huffington Post Blog: How To Get Out Of A Bad Mood: 12 Tips
“Large and rapidly moving, ominous clouds of negativity roll into my mind, infuse my thoughts and deeply darken my mood. As I exhale, I feel the irritability fume from my nostrils like fiery smoke from a dragon’s. As I bristle with defensiveness and hostility, I feel the energetic spikes of anger jet from my spine, ...
Joyce Marter Featured On AgingInfoRadio AM 560WIND With Sue Zawacki: Family Fallouts
Joyce Marter was recently a guest on AgingInfoRadio AM 560WIND with Sue Zawacki discussing the topic of family fallouts. The following is a summary of some of the items that were addressed. What is a family fallout? A “family fallout” is any serious conflict or issue in a family that results in one or ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Chicago Tribune RedEye Article: Leaps Of Faith
“Michael Marier lived an enviable life in Chicago. He earned about $75,000 a year managing promotions, which often meant giving away free booze alongside models at chi-chi nightclubs. He lived in a “beautiful” 2,000-square-foot Lincoln Square apartment. He drove a Lexus. But one day last July, Marier ditched it all — the plush job, the ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Book: Making Marriage A Success
“Making Marriage a Success supplies the information you need to bolster your marriage, or get it back on track. Its dual purpose makes it twice as effective. First, it’s a timely collection of pearls of wisdom from dozens of the best marriage psychotherapists from across the nation. And equally important, it’s a directory of marriage ...
Today’s Chicago Woman Blog: Cold Feet Or Time To Call Off The Wedding
Featured in Today’s Chicago Woman by UB Owner, Joyce Marter. Are you truly ready to say “I do”? It’s natural to be nervous before vowing “’Til death do we part.” Marriage is a big commitment. For some, it can be difficult to distinguish between normal wedding jitters and serious concerns. Based on knowledge gained from ...
Joyce Marter Quoted In Life & Beauty Weekly Article: Are You A Drama Mama? Know When To Back Off
“Your child has a fight with a friend. She’s in tears; you’re furious and ready to defend her. But should you? In this age of helicopter parenting, it’s hard not to step in when you see your child in a social dilemma. But that’s not always the answer. ‘In recent years, I’ve seen a trend ...
