Confidence is a word that many of us know, and while for some of us it might be easy to draw upon confidence in our everyday lives; a lot of us find it difficult to engage in. Self-Confidence [...]
Back In the 1940’s and 50’s the term “codependent” was first coined to describe patterns of enabling behavior that led to an imbalance of power in couples, families, and friends of those who used [...]
Did you know that listening to music can improve your brain health, physical health, and mental health? Dr. Deborah Mridha said, “music can heal wounds medicine cannot touch. I do not propose [...]
Breathing is considered an automatic function of our bodies, but did you know that we can improve our breathing technique? The way in which we breathe has a direct impact and effect on our mental [...]
Grounding techniques are a useful set of skills that can be utilized when feeling anxious, panicked, dissociated, or if you’re struggling with intrusive thoughts. These techniques are used to [...]
By definition, a caretaker is anyone who provides assistance or help to someone in need, including but not limited to, a child, spouse, parent, or family member. Research shows that currently, [...]
School is a place where we grow intellectually, socially and emotionally. Students face different challenges that can take a huge toll on their mental health. From preparing to apply to colleges, [...]
When you hear that someone is struggling with an eating disorder, which type of eating disorder do you automatically assume that person is dealing with? Did you say Anorexia Nervosa or Bulimia [...]
Friendships come in all shapes and forms. From childhood best friends, to work besties, mom BFFs and book club friends. No matter how these relationships are formed they all hold a special place [...]
We’ve all done it – we’ve caught up with friends and found ourselves deep in conversation about the details of our mutual friend’s recent breakup, new relationship, or family issues. It’s [...]
Time spent outdoors is proven to have a positive impact on your mental health. Taking just a few moments a day to walk outside, open a window and breathe fresh air or sit outside reading a book [...]
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), bullying is defined as ‘a form of aggressive behavior in which someone intentionally and repeatedly causes another person injury or [...]