Lisa E. Rogers (MA, LPC, LMFT) Maybe it started during childhood during a divorce or later as you moved away from home. You find yourself questioning the story of your childhood and frustrated when reflecting on the reality of your current relationship with your parents. Or maybe you simply feel the absence of a parent and a quiet grief you can’t … Read more
You’ve been thinking about it for a while. Maybe something specific happened, or maybe it’s more of a slow, quiet knowing that things aren’t quite right. Either way, you’re here, and that matters. But before you schedule that first session, it’s worth asking: Is this the right fit for me? It’s a smart question! You’re … Read more
Sibling relationships are often the longest connections we have in our lives. They begin before we form memories and continue long after parents are gone. Yet when these bonds can fracture in adulthood and many people assume there is nothing to do but accept the silence. The truth is that sibling therapy can be one … Read more
They shared your childhood home, your holidays, your history. But somewhere along the way, the relationship fractured, and now the silence between you feels impossible to cross. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Adult sibling estrangement is increasingly common, and it carries a quiet, complicated grief that friends and even partners can struggle to … Read more
If you clicked on this post, chances are you already have a feeling that something is off. Maybe you’ve been brushing it off for a while, telling yourself everyone feels this way, or that you just need to push through. Maybe the idea of seeing a therapist feels like a big, scary step. That’s okay. … Read more
Family relationships can be one of life’s greatest sources of joy, but they can also be incredibly challenging. If you’re dealing with an emotionally immature parent, sibling, or relative, or you’ve made the difficult decision to distance yourself from toxic family dynamics, you’re not alone. Many people struggle with these painful situations, and it’s important … Read more
Each therapist is a little bit different, but with Lisa Rogers the process typically begins with an initial consultation where everyone meets together. Lisa will explain confidentiality, outline expectations, and invite each person to share what brought them to therapy. You don’t need to have the “right words”— Lisa will help guide the conversation. Together … Read more
As adults, many siblings find themselves living in different states, juggling careers, relationships, parenting, and daily responsibilities. While distance can’t erase the bond you share, it can make communication harder, especially when old family patterns, unresolved conflicts, or stress from life transitions get in the way. If you and your siblings are hoping to reverse … Read more
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s already woven into the fabric of our daily routines. From voice assistants on our phones to recommendations on what movie to watch next, AI is shaping how we live, work, and connect with one another. While AI brings remarkable benefits, it also introduces challenges that … Read more
In recent years, teletherapy (mental health treatment via video or phone) has transformed how many people access care. With nearly everyone striving to balance busy lives, this shift offers a convenient, effective, and increasingly preferred alternative to traditional in‑person sessions. Teletherapy Isn’t Just Convenient. It Works. A recent analysis of UCLA’s California Health Interview Survey … Read more