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Healing Grief with ART: A Personal Journey
Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is an innovative and powerful therapy designed to help people process trauma, grief, and distressing memories more quickly than traditional therapeutic approaches. ART combines various techniques, drawing from methods such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), psychodynamic therapy, gestalt therapy, and guided visualization. The aim of ART is to help individuals reframe traumatic experiences, reduce emotional intensity, and ultimately find empowerment and peace.

From Glimmer to Glow: Polyvagal Theory and Pet Loss
For those of you who have lost a beloved pet, their loss brings immense grief and intense pain and sorrow. Know that I recognize and hold you and your loved one’s special and irreplaceable bond in my heart. In this blog, I want to share with you all an exercise that has helped me to actively celebrate his life and tap into a powerful source of ventral vagal energy.

Cincinnati Therapist Discusses Harnessing Anger: The Polyvagal Theory in Action
Cincinnati therapist, Brandon Mueller MA, LPC, discusses Harnessing Anger: The Polyvagal Theory in Action

Cincinnati Therapist Discusses How Horror Movies Impact your Nervous System
Cincinnati therapist, Brandon Mueller, LPC, discusses how horror movies impact your nervous system

Cincinnati Counselor in Training Discusses the Importance of Radical Acceptance
Cincinnati Counselor in Training, Brandon Mueller, discusses the importance of Radical Acceptance while related to a favorite childhood story.

Cincinnati Counselor in Training Discusses the Importance of Intentional Distraction for Self-Regulation
Cincinnati Counselor in Training, Brandon Mueller, discusses the importance of intentional distraction for self-regulation while relating to DBT practices.

Cincinnati Counselor in Training Shares How He Uses Dialectical Thinking to Bring About Hope and Movement
Cincinnati therapist in training, Brandon Mueller, discusses how he uses dialectical thinking to bring about hope and movement.

Cincinnati Counselor in Training Explores Using Mindfulness to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
Cincinnati counselor in training, Brandon Mueller, discusses how he uses Mindfulness to overcome Imposter Syndrome.