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Tracy Muller
Counseling Services, LLC
9802 Nicholas St #305 | Omaha, Nebraska 68114 | O: 402-915-3024


Going Through a Midlife Career Change as a Woman
Many women reach a point in their forties or fifties when their job no longer matches who they are. A midlife career transition can feel like a big undertaking, but it also opens the door to new opportunities and personal growth.

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Promoting Positive Body Image: Steps Towards Preventing Disordered Eating
It’s fascinating to ponder how recent a development it is that functional mirrors are a part of almost everyone’s life. In a relatively short time, we’ve become quite obsessed with how we present ourselves to the world.

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What Is Empty Nest Syndrome?
Culturally, we tend to treat empty nest syndrome as a sitcom trope. Or as a brief, tearful weekend after dropping a kid off at a dorm, followed immediately by parents joyously converting the childhood bedroom into a home office.

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How Infertility Affects Relationships
When the path to building a family becomes harder than expected, the emotional weight is enormous. Infertility in a relationship is something many couples discover only after they are deep in the process.

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When Doctors Don’t Listen: Gender Bias and Women’s Mental Health Misdiagnosis
Research consistently shows that women are more likely to be diagnosed with depression and anxiety, while symptoms of other serious mental health conditions, such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, are often overlooked or misinterpreted.

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How to Let Go of Trying to Be the "Perfect" Partner
Are you constantly bending backward to be the "perfect" partner? Newsflash: perfection is overrated, and it's time to give yourself a break.

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4 Unhelpful Ways You Might Be Handling Conflict & How To Make A Change
Let's face it — conflict is uncomfortable. When tensions rise, it's tempting to avoid the issue, lash out, or shut down completely. But thos

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How Women's Hormones Affect Anxiety
As a woman, you may have noticed that your anxiety levels seem to fluctuate throughout the month. Your hormones play a significant role in r

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How Do Women Experience ADHD Differently?
Have you ever wondered why ADHD seems to present differently in women compared to men? While attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is oft

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Picking Up the Pieces: Life After Divorce for Women
It’s been months since you signed those divorce papers, and life still feels like a roller coaster. Some days, you’re on top of the world —

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Examining the Overlap of ADHD and Anxiety in Women
It's not uncommon to find out that a person is dealing with a combination of mental health conditions. Women, especially, are susceptible to

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Is It Bad to be Too Picky in Your Love Life?
It's amazing to think about humans and our wide variety of opinions and preferences. In fact, you will likely never find two people with th

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Why Women are Particularly Vulnerable to Medical Trauma
Trauma does not discriminate against whom it will impact. It can impact anyone, regardless of gender, race, sexuality, or upbringing.

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How Hormones Affect Depression in Women
Depression is a common mental health issue that impacts men and women equally. It doesn't discriminate against age, gender, ethnicity, or se

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How Women Can Make Mid-Life Career Changes with Confidence
Now more than ever, we’re living in times of change. The pandemic has shifted our understanding of the workforce. People have started to pri

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Life After Divorce: How Can Women Open a New Chapter?
Happy marriages rarely end in divorce. Still, the end of a relationship is a loss that can come with its own kind of grief. You might be fee

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Anxiety Symptoms In Women
No matter their age, gender, or race, anybody can experience anxiety.

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How Women Can Lessen Stress by Creating Balance
You've heard the term "They've got a lot on their plate."
As women (and for some, mothers), our plates often pile up to precarious heights.

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