Managing time effectively can be a struggle. Endless distractions compete for our attention, leading us to feel overwhelmed and stressed. And if we’re prone to procrastination, forget it! It can feel almost impossible to get things done. Bottom line, it can be hard to keep our attention where it needs to be when so many […]
Hyper-independence, characterized by an excessive need to be self-reliant and an aversion to seeking help or support from others, can be deeply connected to experiences of trauma. Because traumatic events can disrupt our sense of safety, trust, and connection, they can lead us to a strong desire to rely solely on ourselves for protection. This […]
Social media has revolutionized the way we connect and communicate, opening up new avenues for connection and community. Unfortunately, the constant stream of information, the pressure to present a polished version of ourselves, and the intrusion into our private lives can impact our state of mind. It’s important that we recognize the potential relationship between […]
The term OCD is often used inappropriately and too casually these days. We adopt the label if we happen to crave order in our daily surroundings or are a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to how our books are arranged. But this is the wrong way to talk about OCD. In fact, OCD […]
Despite the growing acceptance and acknowledgement of human mental health issues, many people still attach a stigma to seeking therapy. Misunderstandings about therapy often contribute to this stigma and may also lead people to avoid therapy. This, in turn, may negatively impact their mental health and wellbeing. Since seeking professional help is critical to resolve […]
Divorce is an emotionally challenging experience. It signifies not just the end of a marriage but also the upheaval of the life you’ve known. During this turbulent period, it’s essential to manage your mental health effectively. Read on for five essential tips to help you manage your mental health during divorce. How to Manage Mental […]
We all seem to face endless to-do lists and constant demands, but finding time to recharge and rejuvenate is an important priority, essential for our well-being, that often doesn’t make it to the top of our priorities. We hear it all the time: we need to pay attention to our own needs, “practice self-care” and […]
Loneliness and isolation can be painful and challenging and negatively impact our overall well-being, especially around this time of year. Whether it’s due to physical distance, a lack of close relationships, or the current circumstances we find ourselves in, it’s important to acknowledge when we feel lonely and actively seek ways to cope with these […]
Intuition can be a powerful tool to help guide us on our journey through life. It’s that gut feeling, that inner voice, that we sometimes listen to, but often ignore, that can truly provide us with valuable insights and help us make better decisions. While some people seem to have a natural ability to tap […]
Regret is a powerful emotion that can weigh heavily on our hearts and minds. As we enter mid-life and beyond, it becomes increasingly frequent that we reflect on our past choices and wonder about what could have been. However, living a life filled with regret is not conducive to personal growth and happiness. Let’s discuss […]
Anxiety and stress have become too common. Many of us are constantly juggling multiple responsibilities and priorities, which can leave us feeling overwhelmed and anxious. Added distraction from too much technological stimuli and too much information and data coming at us adds another layer of distress. Fortunately, there are effective ways to overcome stress and […]
Depression is a mental health disorder that affects over 250 million people worldwide. It causes persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness, affecting all aspects of everyday life. While experiencing occasional periods of sadness is a normal part of the human experience, chronic or severe depression can be debilitating and requires professional assistance. Let’s discuss […]
When you’re in a situation where you need to balance the needs of two families at Thanksgiving, finding a harmonious solution can seem like a daunting task. Both families may have their traditions, expectations, and desires for the holiday. Balancing the Needs of Two Families at Thanksgiving Let’s explore practical tips and strategies on how […]
Whenever we embark on a journey to be with loved ones, we look forward to creating cherished memories and sharing a festive meal or two. However, travel stress can take a lot of the fun out of our long-awaited trips, especially over holidays or long weekends. From crowded airports to congested highways, unexpected delays to […]
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude and the enjoyment of a delicious meal. However, sometimes, when distant family are present, and there’s a little too much togetherness, the holiday can become a stressful affair. Whether it’s a nosy aunt, an argumentative cousin, or a critical grandparent, navigating Thanksgiving with difficult relatives can be stressful. Conflicting […]
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can impact all aspects of a person’s life, including work, relationships, and overall well-being. While some with ADHD are able to manage their symptoms with self-help strategies, there may come a point where seeking professional help becomes necessary. Recognizing the signs that it’s time to seek help for ADHD is […]
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