Have you ever had one of those days where everything feels like an uphill battle? Maybe your bed feels extra comfy on a gloomy Monday, or your favorite series doesn’t excite you anymore. We’ve all been there, right? Well, imagine that feeling lingering longer than a tub of ice cream on a lonely Friday night. […]
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The phrase “fake it til you make it” is often heard as advice for those who lack confidence or experience in certain situations. The idea is that by pretending to be confident or knowledgeable, you will eventually become confident or knowledgeable. However, this advice is not as helpful as it may seem. In fact, it
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When we think about trauma, we often consider its impact on our minds and emotions, but how often do we pause to consider its intricate relationship with something as fundamental as our eating habits? The connection between trauma and our relationship with food is a complex dance, often hidden in the shadows of our daily
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