You’ve probably heard it all – “Stay off your phone!” or “You’re addicted to social media!” But what if we told you that there’s a deeper, scientific connection between our scrolling habits and our mental well-being? Let’s dive into this, but first, a disclaimer: We love a cute cat meme as much as the next […]
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Depression
Ever found yourself snuggled up in a warm blanket on a chilly day, sipping your favorite brew, and thinking, “This. This right here is peak comfort. Why would I ever want to leave?” Now, while a cozy blanket on a cold day is undeniably one of life’s small pleasures, it’s also an apt metaphor for
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Challenges, Growth Mindset
Ever feel like you’re your own worst enemy? Like there’s a mini-version of yourself on your shoulder whispering, “Hey, maybe you should rethink that”? Well, welcome to the club of self-sabotage. Sometimes, we unknowingly adopt habits that hinder our growth and well-being. Let’s shed light on these and start the journey to kick them to
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Challenges, Tips
We’ve all been there – excitedly unwrapping that new gadget, only to realize the instructions are as clear as mud. Now, imagine seeking support for your mental well-being and facing similar perplexity. You take the brave step, seeking guidance, only to find that, sometimes, the help isn’t quite…helping. Fear not! For even within the illustrious
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Challenges, Communication, Therapy, Tips
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where someone says or does something that triggers an emotional reaction in you? It could be a rude comment from a coworker, a disagreement with a friend or family member, or even a negative review of your work. In moments like these, it’s easy to react impulsively
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Anger, Communication, Coping Skills, Emotions, How To, Relationships, Stress, Tips
Giftedness is often considered a blessing. However, being gifted is not always easy. Children who are identified as gifted often face high expectations from their families and society, which can result in burnout. Burnout is a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. The Pressure to Perform Gifted children
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Children, Parenting
Anxiety is a common mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It can cause a range of symptoms, including restlessness, worry, and difficulty sleeping. Practice Relaxation Techniques One of the best ways to help you sleep when you have anxiety is to practice relaxation techniques. These techniques can help to calm your mind,
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Anxiety, How To
Forgiving someone who has wronged you can be a difficult task, especially when you haven’t received an apology. Sometimes, the person who has hurt you may not even realize they’ve done anything wrong, or they may refuse to apologize. However, holding onto anger and resentment can be harmful to your own well-being. Practice Empathy One
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Forgiveness, How To, Relationships
Have you ever felt like you just can’t keep up with the demands of your life or work? Maybe you’re always tired, irritable or just not motivated like you used to be. You could be experiencing burnout, a state of emotional, physical and mental exhaustion. Burnout affects millions of people globally and can have serious
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Professional/Work, Stress, Wellness
We’ve all experienced those moments where we wish we could turn back time and make different choices. Instead of letting regret consume us, we can learn from it, find forgiveness, and use it as a catalyst for personal growth. Understanding Regret: Regret is a natural and universal human emotion that arises when we feel remorse
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Emotions, Healing
Depression can make even the most basic tasks feel overwhelming, including personal hygiene. Taking care of oneself can be challenging when feeling depressed, but it is crucial for maintaining good mental health and self-esteem. The Importance of Hygiene in Mental Health Personal hygiene is important for maintaining good physical and mental health. When someone is
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Depression
Ever look in the mirror and feel like you don’t recognize the person staring back? Not in a dramatic, movie-montage kind of way—but in that quiet, jarring sense that something about you has shifted. Maybe you’re more on edge than usual. Maybe the things that used to make you laugh now leave you numb. If
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Trauma
Have you ever been to a gathering where someone lights up the room, engaging everyone with a boundless zest for life? There’s a high chance you’ve met someone with an ESFP personality type. Known as ‘The Entertainer’ or ‘The Performer,’ individuals with this personality type are usually the life of the party, animatedly sharing experiences
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Growth Mindset, Personality Types
Have you ever heard the saying “honesty is the best policy”? It’s a phrase that’s been ingrained in us since childhood, but what does it really mean? Honesty can often be a difficult trait to maintain, especially in a world where we are constantly trying to present the best version of ourselves. However, the benefits
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Wellness
When we think of therapy, we often imagine a therapist who will tell us what to do and how to solve our problems. However, this is not the case. Therapists do not give advice, and there are good reasons for that. Let’s look at why therapists do not give advice and what they do instead.
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Getting Started, Therapy