Specialties

You've got a solid job, a decent marriage, maybe another baby on the way, and you still catch yourself taking stress out on people who don't deserve it. You've listened to the podcasts, tracked your sleep, cut the caffeine. Your mind still won't shut off at 11 at night.

People tell you you're a good person, and you spend real effort trying to believe them. You hold yourself to a standard you can't remember agreeing to, and falling short of it costs more than it should.

Your relationship is good. Steady, nothing you'd complain about to your buddies. But your eyes wander somewhere you didn't choose, your search history stays cleared, and you're angry at yourself over a habit nobody else knows about.

You've done everything the dating advice tells you to do and you're still single. Or you've been with someone three years and can't explain, even to yourself, why you won't commit.

New job, new marriage, new house in a town you didn't grow up in, and something about it still doesn't sit right. Maybe it's the job you took because it made sense. Maybe Mooresville doesn't feel like home yet.