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Meredith Psychological & Testing Services (MPTS) can provide comprehensive psychological assessments that will give the individual greater insight into their thought processes, learning styles, and behaviors.

Family conflicts can be more challenging than normal conflicts due to heightened feelings of frustration, hurt, and misunderstanding. Meredith Psychological & Testing Services can provide you and your family members with the guidance and support needed for improved communication that can help everyone work through these issues.

With the holiday season fast approaching, there is always extra stress involved. Whether it’s trying to find the time and money to complete shopping, the added stress of having a house full of family members, or any other related stressors, there are simple things you can do to help alleviate some of that stress, so you can better enjoy the holiday season.

Life can be difficult, and there are times in which the ways we cope with pain and emotional stress are harmful. These self-destructive behaviors serve different purposes for different people, so it’s important to get the professional support you need to find better, healthier ways of dealing with the feelings you’re experiencing.

Trauma can have long-lasting effects that make coping difficult, especially when you consider that most of the trauma we face comes without warning. It can be a real shock to the system and change your whole outlook.

From the moment we are born, we build and maintain relationships, with the strongest being with our parents and family. As time goes on, these relationships can become complex and complicated for a variety of reasons, making communication in these relationships more difficult.

Meredith Psychological & Testing Services has a team of therapists who can help you and your family deal with these difficult situations to help foster improved communication amongst the family to increase healing for all involved.

Art therapy is a relatively new field rooted in the idea that creative expression can help to foster healing and improve mental well-being.

According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the word “pride” is defined as the quality or state of being proud: such as, a reasonable or justifiable self-respect; delight or elation arising from some act, possession, or relationship.

As I sit here trying to write this blog on Juneteenth, I find myself at a loss. I am a white woman who grew up in the South. How could I ever be able to truly know the significance of this day?

Mental health issues are more common than many people realize. In fact, roughly one in seven people have one or more mental health issues or substance use issues.

What do you picture when you think of an individual with autism? Do you see a minimally-verbal little boy who is obsessed with trains and flaps his hands?