Beth Plachetka Anxiety, Articles, Your Life Matters May 20, 2021 Many people suffer from Anxiety. Severe anxiety can be debilitating. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of anxiety and knowing how to reduce your anxiety can help prevent it from taking over your life. Social Worker, Dr. Beth Plachetka from Safe Harbor Counseling and Dr. Beth Speaks is doing a 3 week mini series on Your Life Matters about...
Beth Plachetka Anxiety, Articles, Counseling/Therapy, Safe Harbor Counseling, Your Life Matters May 17, 2021 How Can We Reduce Our Anxiety? Social Worker, Dr. Beth Plachetka from Safe Harbor Counseling and Dr. Beth Speaks is doing a 3 week mini series on Your Life Matters about anxiety. This week she is discussing ways we can reduce our anxiety. Join Dr. Beth Plachetka today and every Monday morning at 8:55 am on WSPY 107.1 for Your Life Matters. To...
Beth Plachetka Anxiety, Articles, Counseling/Therapy, Safe Harbor Counseling, Your Life Matters May 15, 2021 Many more people are suffering from anxiety on a daily basis and do not know where to turn for help. The worries of our safety, job security, and family lay heavy on our minds. The unanswered questions of, “What should I do?” with regard to work, school and socializing feel overwhelming and are causing more anxiety in everyone. Join Clinical...
Beth Plachetka Articles, Relationships, Romance, Valentine's Day Feb 4, 2021 Valentine’s Day is next weekend and with it comes the pressure of having a someone to love and expressing your love to them. This pressure to be loved and to love can be hard not just on Valentine’s Day but difficult all year round. Why is showing love so hard? Love is hard because we all speak a different love language. Clinical Social...
Beth Plachetka Articles, Workplace Change, Your Life Matters Jan 29, 2021 When people are exposed to viruses, they develop specific symptoms that typically include a runny nose, cough, and fever. Those who are tired and stressed out, and have a weak immune system, are most susceptible to developing symptoms of illness. The virus is unfortunately often shared with family, friends, co-workers and the community. In a...
