Restoration Psychology

Restoration Psychology Restoration Psychology is a full-service counseling center aiming to aid those in the healing process.

09/03/2026

Children don’t always have the words to tell us what they’re feeling—but they can communicate through play. 🧸

As Tyler Martawibawa, LMFT shares, “A kid’s first language is play.”

Play therapy gives children a space to express, explore, and process what they may not yet have the words to explain.

🎙️ Want to learn more about how children heal through play therapy? Our new podcast episode with Tyler is coming next week!

At Restoration Psychology, our therapists are here to help you navigate life’s challenges, build new skills, heal, grow,...
09/02/2026

At Restoration Psychology, our therapists are here to help you navigate life’s challenges, build new skills, heal, grow, and more.

Getting started is simple.

Explore our therapists and request an appointment through our website.

Your first step can start here → restorationpsychology.com/contact

What is posttraumatic growth?Trauma can change us—but not every difficult experience leads to PTSD. Sometimes, as we pro...
09/01/2026

What is posttraumatic growth?

Trauma can change us—but not every difficult experience leads to PTSD. Sometimes, as we process what we’ve experienced, we can also develop new perspectives, greater resilience, deeper relationships, and a stronger sense of self.

That’s posttraumatic growth. 🌱

Want to learn more? 🎙️ Our new episode, “Culture, Trauma and Growth” with Dr. Joey Hsiao, is out today. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

08/31/2026

There can be so much darkness in what we experience—but healing can make room for light. 🕯️

Dr. Joey Hsiao shares what she gets to witness in therapy: posttraumatic growth. Healing doesn’t erase what happened, but it can help us find meaning, strength, resilience, and hope on the other side.

🎙️ Tune into the new episode tomorrow!

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08/27/2026

Experiencing trauma doesn’t automatically mean you’ll develop PTSD.

But even without PTSD, a traumatic experience can still affect us—and create opportunities for healing and posttraumatic growth.

Sometimes, growth means sitting with uncomfortable feelings so we can process what we’ve experienced.

🎙️ We explore trauma, PTSD, culture, and posttraumatic growth in our upcoming episode, “Culture, Trauma, & Growth with Dr. Joey Hsiao,” launching Tuesday, September 1.

Tune in Tuesday for the full conversation.

Kinda chic to be late to the trend.Our podcast is here to make therapy feel a little more approachable—from learning abo...
08/26/2026

Kinda chic to be late to the trend.

Our podcast is here to make therapy feel a little more approachable—from learning about different types of therapy to understanding when and how to get help.

🎙️ Tune in to the Restoration Psychology Podcast for conversations about mental health, relationships, trauma, addiction, and more.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

When does helping become enabling?Helping someone with an addiction can come from a place of love—but sometimes, helping...
08/25/2026

When does helping become enabling?

Helping someone with an addiction can come from a place of love—but sometimes, helping can unintentionally become enabling.

What does enabling actually look like? And how can it become part of a codependent relationship?

🎙️ We talk about addiction, codependency, and enabling in our latest episode, “Addiction & Codependency with Chase Read.”

Listen to the full episode to learn more.

08/24/2026

When does something become an addiction?

It’s not simply about how often you do something. When a substance or behavior starts creating problems in your life—affecting your relationships, responsibilities, health, or daily life—it may be a sign of addiction.

Tune in to our latest episode releasing tomorrow, “Addictions and Codependency with Chase Read,” to learn more about what addiction can look like and how it can affect those around you.

08/20/2026

Addiction doesn’t just affect the person struggling—it can affect everyone around them.

In our upcoming episode, “Addiction and Codependency with Chase Read,” we take a closer look at what it can be like to love and live alongside someone struggling with addiction—and how it can impact the people around them.

🎙️ New episodes every Tuesday!

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