These are unprecedented times and we are committed to continuing to be present to support our community. As we unite together to face this health crisis, Thriving Path remains open for all current clients and welcomes new clients that would like to schedule an intake appointment. To ensure the safety of our clients and staff, our appointments are virtual at this time. We offer both phone and video sessions. We will resume in-office appointments once it is safe to do so, and you are welcome to transition into an in-office visit at that time. If you are wondering whether your insurance will cover tele-health, please reach out to us; most major insurers are covering telehealth services as the pandemic continues.
Many of our current and new clients are working through grief, anxiety and fears about the personal and worldwide impact of this pandemic. The existential and abstract nature of this pandemic can feel incredibly overwhelming. While coping with the current situation, clients also benefit from support in dealing with needs that were pre-existing. We are here to help. We will do our best to respond to all inquiries as quickly as possible to help you navigate your self-care at this difficult time.
Contribution by Cori Dixon-Fyle on Deep Soulfull Love “A second chance doesn’t mean anything if you didn’t learn from your first.” ~ Anurag Prakash Ray # It is more promising if they took ownership of not only their actions, but doing the inner-work to determine why they acted that way It is important to know […]
By: Lauren Wolf 8/20/2020 We are in a time often referred to as “new normal” which has come with some new challenges. Below are some tips and tricks to help deal with some of these new challenges. * WHAT IS IT? The feeling of exhaustion after video calls. It is not only from specifically the […]
Oprah Magazine: One-Sided Relationships Cori was featured in the above article in Oprah Magazine. By Sara Stillman Berger Sep 24, 2019 Some things are better one-sided: An ice cream cone you don’t want to share, your high school diary, and a game of solitaire—for example. But a healthy relationship? That’s a two-sided situation. Unfortunately, when […]
Equitable Mediation Cori was featured in the above article, in collaboration with Equitable Mediation Tips on How to Deal with Divorce: Give yourself permission to grieve, but do so in a contained way so it does not feel all-consuming. Try to give yourself 20 minutes per day (at the same time per day) to “step […]
10 Questions with Cori Dixon-Fyle Cori was featured in the above article on Psych Central. By Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S. In our monthly interview series, we turn the tables and ask therapists a slew of questions about their work and lives. They give us a rare glimpse into their experiences working with clients, from what’s surprised […]
Soulfulfilling Love Learn how to deal when a potential suitor comes on too strong at the link above. Cori’s contribution: # Follow the 6 tips below Is he expressing his love for you on date #1, planning your honeymoon on date #2 and naming your three future children on date #3? If you feel that […]