Joan Marie Lartin

Emotional Healing is Not a Solo Journey

Aug 30, 2024 09:31AM ● By Joan-Marie Lartin

A trained mental health therapist acts as a guide into what feels like uncharted territory to the client. No journey is the same, but the therapist has a map.

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An Indigenous Perspective on Modern Times

Mar 29, 2024 09:31AM

Joan-Marie Lartin, Ph.D., presents, Keeping Your Head Above Water In Perilous Times—Indigenous & Spiritual Perspectives on Our Turbulent Times. 4-6 p.m., April 14.

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Joan-Marie Lartin at Carlisle Bowen Works

Jul 31, 2023 09:31AM

Carlisle Bowen Works will host Conversations With Your Inner Guide: Accessing Your Higher Self, an informational talk by Joan-Marie Lartin, Ph.D., RN, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., August 6.

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Adaptation is Key

Oct 31, 2022 09:31AM ● By Joan Marie Lartin

Staying in bed all day with a cup of tea is not an option for most of us. Here are some ideas from biology and systems theory that may help us retain a degree of stability and calm.

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Look to Biology to Treat Depression

May 27, 2021 12:12PM ● By Joan-Marie Lartin

Sometimes it’s necessary to take a look at a person’s biology in order to help them move beyond a depressed state.

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Put A Positive Spin on the Holidays Amid a Pandemic

Nov 27, 2020 08:33AM ● By Joan-Marie Lartin

Just about everyone on the planet has been making large accommodations to their lives or may be suffering deeply because of this pandemic, and it isn’t over yet.

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Staying Afloat

May 31, 2020 07:40PM ● By Joan Marie Lartin

How to cope during the coronavirus pandemic

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Finding A Way Through Depression

Feb 29, 2020 02:48PM

Signs of depression include low energy, difficulty starting or completing everyday tasks, irritability, criticism of self and others, low self-worth, excessive substance intake, shopping, eating, sexual activity and a sense of helplessness and hopelessness.

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Healing from Bullying, Assault and Abuse

Jul 29, 2018 08:41PM ● By Joan Marie Lartin

In most cases, children and teens harmed or bullied at school, on the bus or by so-called friends are also experiencing neglect and abuse at home.

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Neurofeedback Soothes the Human Spirit

Jan 30, 2018 04:59PM ● By Joan Marie Lartin

Neurofeedback clients report feeling calmer, sleep better, shifting into problem-solving mode versus feeling overwhelmed, less depressed and think more clearly.

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Finding a Holistic Way Through Depression

Oct 29, 2016 10:55PM ● By Joan Marie Lartin

Experiencing depression varies by gender, age, ethnicity & socioeconomic status, but there has not been any specific gene or combo of genes that has been identified to cause depression.

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Holistic Approaches to Managing Depression

Oct 01, 2015 02:39PM ● By Dave Korba

Depression is a natural consequence of experiencing sustained stress, loss, mistreatment, physical trauma or serious illness.

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KUDOS Dr. Joan-Marie Lartin, Ph.D

Oct 01, 2015 01:40PM

Dr. Joan-Marie Lartin, Ph.D., a psychotherapist with offices in Carlisle and Gettysburg, represented the Give an Hour Foundation at an expo and job fair for veterans held recently in Camp Hill.

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Emotional Healing is Not a Solo Journey

An Indigenous Perspective on Modern Times

Joan-Marie Lartin at Carlisle Bowen Works

Adaptation is Key

Look to Biology to Treat Depression

Put A Positive Spin on the Holidays Amid a Pandemic

Staying Afloat

Finding A Way Through Depression

Healing from Bullying, Assault and Abuse

Neurofeedback Soothes the Human Spirit

Finding a Holistic Way Through Depression

Holistic Approaches to Managing Depression

KUDOS Dr. Joan-Marie Lartin, Ph.D

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