Our Clinicians are committed to sharing our expertise with our local community. To read our latest work, follow our advice column in the Lakelands Leader, reprints available via our blog.
If you have a question of a situation that has you stumped, please write to us at Info@KentlandsPsychotherapy.com and we could write our next Laudable Life advice column for you!
Dr. Elizabeth Carr and two moms from our local Montgomery County community were interviewed by Paulo Sandoval of CNN for a piece on Postpartum Depression and Anxiety; the information and advice to new moms were featured on CNN in April of 2015.
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We have also contributed to community magazines and newspapers. The psychologists at Kentlands Psychotherapy were honored to be asked by Montgomery County Insight magazine to be a regular contributes to the Well Being section of their publications.
Dr. Elizabeth Carr is interviewed by the Gaithersburg Courier in this December of 2019 piece about how we can understand and offer support to older loved ones who are feeling lonely over the holidays.
One way to ensure that New Year’s resolutions last beyond January is to involve a partner. Lifestyle change isn’t easy but making it a team effort can boost enthusiasm and keep motivation from fading. Learn how you and your partner can work together to boost your chances of keeping resolutions in this article by Dr. Krista Beyer.
Why do some folks seem to insist on having everything their way during the holidays? This article explains this phenomenon and how to deal with it more productively.
Reporter Peter Holslin, explores the ongoing legacy of the Clinton-era policy and why many gay and lesbian service members are fighting to have it repealed. Holslin interviews Dr. Carr on her experiences working with gay and lesbian service members while on active duty as a Navy Psychologist, (Pre-lifting of the ban). (Also published in Los Angeles City Beat and VC Reporter)
In this article by local Kentlands Nutritionist, Susan Mudd, M.S., Dr. Carr shares her thoughts about the psychological components of food cravings and what you can do to fight them.
Is your teen struggling with school, in their relationships with friends, with you? Do they seem irritable, withdrawn, unmotivated, sad? Our therapist know how to help.,