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In the News...

We love spreading the word about mental healthcare! We are honored by the many journalists who respect our therapists and their knowledge about their specialties enough to interview them for their news stories. Feel free to review some of the news stories we have offered insight on, below. 

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If you're interested in featuring or interviewing a SHARE therapist, please email info@shareofflorida.com.

The Apogee Awards is a unique awards program, created by TBBW magazine, to recognize distinguished c-suite leaders whose dedication to their industries and communities deserves particular recognition. Our practice owner, Dolly Ferraiuolo, LCSW was honored as a 2023 finalist for "Founder - Small Business".

Women Who Win is a unique awards program, created by TBBW Magazine, to recognize distinguished women leaders whose dedication to their industries and communities deserves recognition. Judges looked at business and professional success, community involvement, and mentorship, as pillars in their judging. Our practice owner, Dolly Ferraiuolo, LCSW was honored as a 2024 finalist for the "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leaders" category.

Everything You Need to Know About the Classic Eiffel Tower Sex Position By Julia Pugachevsky and Jill Hamilton

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Interested In A 'Damp Lifestyle'? These 11 Habits Will Get You Started. If you want to drink less alcohol but don't need to go sober, a "damp lifestyle" might be for you. Here’s an article on how to make it happen. Article written by Krissy Brady

Hosts Eileen Lamb and Andrew Komarow speak with Dolly Ferraiuolo. Dolly is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Florida. She is passionate about helping those with sexual health and wellness issues, anxiety, eating disorders, trauma and grief as an individual on the spectrum herself. Dolly also specializes in intersectional and inclusive autism spectrum disorder evaluations and therapy. Subscribe to "Adulting on the Spectrum" wherever you listen to podcasts.

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To note: Adulting on the Spectrum is an Autism Speaks-sponsored podcast. Autism Speaks uses its platform and advertising budget to portray autism and autistic people as mysterious and frightening. Their fundraising tactics increase stigma and create barriers to the inclusion of autistic people in our communities. We do not agree with this organization but use every opportunity we can to educate the community on the unique and real perspectives of Autistic people. 

7 Narcissist Cheating Patterns By Hope Gillette

I Was Diagnosed With Autism at Age 30—And That New Understanding Has Transformed My Love Life for the Better by: Morgan Mandriota

13 Phrases You Should Use During a Fight If You Have a Different Attachment Style Than Your Partner by Beth Ann Meyer

Understanding Why the Term ‘Asperger’s’ Is No Longer Used by: Hope Gillette

What Helps A Co-Parenting Relationship Thrive: New to Co-Parenting? Here’s what to keep in mind about creating a working relationship with your ex that benefits everyone involved by Julie Nguyen

What is Chroming? The Latest Social Media Trend Parents Need to Know About By Beth Ann Mayer 

26 LGBTQ+ Founders And CEOs On How To Succeed As An Entrepreneur In The LGBTQ+ Community By Kari Amarnani

15 Mental Health Reminders for the LGBTQ+ Community—From Therapists Who Get It By Isabel Mata

Childfree, Single Women Are Among the Happiest: Therapists, Psychiatrists and Childfree Millennials Explain Why By Shahida Arabi

Navigating Imposter Syndrome when Newly Diagnosed By Lorra Garrick

Do You See Autistic Traits in a Loved One? Speak Up! By Lorra Garrick

Go Solo is an entrepreneurial website that highlights business owners making waves in different industries. Check out Dolly's feature on this site to learn more about her background and what led to SHARE's development in the community.

What Happens in Your Brain During a Wet Dream By Toketemu Ohwovoriole

The 10 best male sex toys will blow your mind, body, and soul By Mashable Team and Tabitha Britt

11 Conversation Starters That Will Instantly Cure Any Social Awkwardness ByIsabel Mata

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