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Therapy isn’t just for symptom relief—it can also be a path toward deeper insight and personal change. In these clips, clinicians discuss how self-reflection builds clarity, how mindfulness strengthens presence, and how growth often begins with noticing what we’ve been avoiding.
Whether between partners, parents and children, or within the broader family system, our closest relationships shape how we experience the world. In these clips, clinicians explore how attachment patterns affect communication, how small efforts rebuild trust, and how therapy can help people feel seen and connected again.
Clear introductions to key treatment models like CBT, ERP, couples therapy, and mindfulness. These clips explain what each approach is, how it works, and who it may benefit.
What is neuropsychological testing actually for, and what happens after the results come in? These clips cover how testing helps clarify diagnoses, inform treatment, and support families navigating uncertainty.
These structured, skills-based approaches help patients change how they relate to distressing thoughts and behaviors. In these clips, clinicians explain how CBT builds insight and flexibility, while ERP helps patients confront anxiety directly.
How do we pay attention, on purpose, in the present moment, without judgment? These clips explore mindfulness as a practice, a mindset, and a treatment foundation.
A few great entry points to what North Star Conversations is about:
Jason Price: Feeling Seen in Couples Therapy
Couples therapy isn’t about picking sides. Jason Price explains how real change begins when both partners feel understood, and how good therapy makes that possible.
Carl Jerome: What Mindfulness Actually Means
Mindfulness isn’t calm or focus. It’s simply noticing, without judgment. Carl Jerome explains what mindfulness really is, and why it’s harder (and more honest) than we think.
Lisa Novak: What a Neuropsychologist Actually Does
A neuropsych evaluation isn’t just a test. It’s a way of finding out why a child is struggling. Lisa Novak walks through what these evaluations actually do, and how they help families move forward.