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Adam Glendye MAMFT, LAPC

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Athletes and Mental Health

Unlike the muscle memory built by hours of practice, the mental health of an athlete is not mechanical. Emotions, family life, and behaviors are not mechanical.

Instagram World and Parenting Choices

Please take the time to have regular conversations with your teens about their lives on social media.

Boston Marathon Explosion Response from GROW Counseling

After hearing the horrific news of the Boston Marathon explosions, we are left with questions of “Why?” and “How can I explain this to my children?”

A Life in the Present

Will you continue to live in the “good ole days” or will you choose to make the most out of your current life and plan for the future?

Athletic Performance: Man or Machine?

We want to share one approach to athletes’ mental health on and off of the field. Are you a man or a machine?

Recovery from an Affair: Forgiveness

People believe that forgiveness is accomplished in the “snap of the fingers”. I hear people say, “forgive and forget” all of the time....

Living

Expectations and Fantasy Baseball (in Midtown Patch)

Much like fantasy baseball, we have great expectations of other people. We invest in other people’s lives and expect great returns on our investments. Friends expect much of their friends.

Expectations in Fantasy Baseball

Much like fantasy baseball, we have great expectations of other people. We invest in other people’s lives and expect great returns on our investments.Friends expect much of their friends.

Health

Eating Disorders: 'Reclaim yourself and create a life that includes peace, joy, and fulfillment' (in Midtown Patch)

As you journey along the road to recovery, you might need to reassess and revisit some of the milestones that have helped you thus far in your recovery from your eating disorder.

Does Someone I Know Have a Gaming Problem?

Polls show 8.5% of youth could be classified as video game addicts. While another 23% of youths would say that they are addicted to video games. What does this mean for you or your teen or partner?