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Walking a labyrinth is a process that leads to a place of well-being. When you walk a labyrinth, it may feel like you are getting close to your goal and then the path takes an unexpected turn that seems to lead you in the wrong direction. But a labyrinth is not a maze. If you trust the process and stay on the path, you will always arrive eventually at the center.

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The labyrinth was the inspiration for our business name and our mission to help people in our community overcome the barriers to getting treatment and find the path to well-being.

At Labyrinth Psychological Services, we understand what a big difference good mental health treatment can make for children, teens, and adults. If you are struggling or feeling stuck, and you live in Worcester County, we want you to know help is available, treatment does work, and you can take the first step by calling us.

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The Basics of Postpartum Depression and Postpartum Psychosis

The Basics of Postpartum Depression and Postpartum Psychosis

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a mood disorder during or after pregnancy triggered by hormone changes that can interfere with your ability to care for yourself and your baby. It typically starts in the first few weeks of the baby’s life and can last for a year. PPD...

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Why We Repress Trauma And How To Know If We’re Repressing It

Why We Repress Trauma And How To Know If We’re Repressing It

Trauma repression is the brain’s way of unconsciously push away painful, overwhelming memories as protection from the emotional distress — pain, fear, anxiety, or guilt — of revisiting those memories. By repressing trauma, the brain gives one the ability to live their...

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Why You Might Feel Numb and Disconnected

Why You Might Feel Numb and Disconnected

When we experience trauma or stress, we might feel numb. Numbness and disconnection are ways to emotionally detach from overwhelming emotions we might experience with unprocessed trauma, death, significant life change, relationship struggles, work challenges, and...

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