Dating again after abuse can feel overwhelming. Trust, safety, and healing don’t happen overnight—and that’s okay. In this blog, Gabriella Gueits, LSW shares practical, compassionate guidance on how to take care of yourself as you explore the idea of dating again after an abusive relationship. From recognizing red flags to setting boundaries, this is about reclaiming your peace, your safety, and your voice.

For the past two decades, my work as a therapist has been driven by a fundamental belief: every person possesses inherent strength and deserves a safe, non-judgmental space to be truly heard and seen. This conviction is what drew me to this profession. The power of a trusted listener, combined with thoughtful guidance, can be transformative in navigating challenging times. As a Clinical Manager at Perez Therapy, I provide psychotherapy to individuals and groups and provide c

We recognize that climate change isn’t just an environmental issue — it’s a mental health issue too. Our therapists have supported clients experiencing climate-related anxiety, helping them navigate emotions like fear, grief, and overwhelm, while building resilience and fostering meaningful connection. If you or someone you know is feeling the weight of the climate crisis, you’re not alone. Therapy can offer tools to move forward.