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The Mental Health Benefits of Exercise: Why Movement Matters

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Much is known about the physical benefits of exercise, but its positive impact on mental health is just as powerful, if not more so. In today’s fast-paced world, where stress, anxiety, and depression are on the rise, incorporating regular physical activity into your routine can be a simple yet effective way to enhance your mental […]

Flexing Your Mental Muscles: The Power of Brain Exercises

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Flexing the muscles in your brain is just as important as working out the muscles in the rest of your body. Just as doctors tell you to exercise regularly to keep your body healthy, exercising your brain helps keep it in the best shape possible. Keeping your brain active and your mind sharp can improve […]

6 Exercises to Help Reduce Stress in 10 Minutes

Most of us are familiar with the effects of stress on our mood, emotions, and behaviors, but we may not be considering the impact on our bodies. During chronic stress, our sympathetic nervous system (“fight, flight, or freeze”) is upregulated to prepare the body for threats and conflict. While these physiologic changes are highly advantageous […]

Brain and Body: The Mental Health Benefits of Exercise

When you’re battling mental health disorders such as anxiety or depression, the last thing you want to do is exercise — but it’s actually one of the best and most important steps you can take. Moving your body can do so much good, even beyond burning calories and reducing your risk of disease. This is […]

Mind and Body: The Benefits of Exercise for College Students’ Mental Health

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As a college student, staying fit and getting in shape might not seem like much of a priority. Finding the time to exercise is often tricky when balancing the need to study and attend lectures, all while maintaining an active social life. But it turns out that exercise can have real benefits for your mental […]

5 Thought Exercises for Managing Mental Health Symptoms

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The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred a mental health crisis alongside it. As early as June of 2020, the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) collected data indicating that many people were experiencing mental health challenges due to the pandemic. In that study, 31% of respondents reported symptoms of anxiety or depression, and 11% […]

Boosting Your Mood through Exercise

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At some point in your life, you might have heard the phrase, “A sound body has a sound mind.” Well, it’s not just some sort of ancient wisdom; it’s proven science.  You already know exercising is great for your body. When you exercise, your body feels energetic and relaxed. If you exercise regularly, you become […]

Why a Lack of Exercise Is Making You Stressed

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What is stress? The best-known stress hormone is adrenaline. That’s the hormone that movies mention when a hero is “filled with adrenaline” and suddenly has superhuman power. But what is adrenaline? Adrenaline is a hormone that is released when you are in a dangerous situation. For instance, when you encounter a predator like a tiger […]

How to Get Motivated to Exercise When You Have Depression

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When the going gets tough, simple procedures like getting dressed in the morning or taking a shower can represent a real burden, let alone going for a morning jog. When you have depression or when you feel stressed and agitated due to the daily grind and workload, it can feel utterly impossible to get your […]

Mindfulness Exercises for Better and Healthier Sleep

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During a typical week, we experience a lot of stress and anxiety, whether it comes from an intense work environment, social pressures, or any similar source. These feelings can stick with us for quite some time, and slowly jeopardize our ability to fall asleep and stay asleep. It’s a sadly normalized aspect of adult life, […]

4 Outdoor Exercises to Boost Your Mental Health

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Fresh air on your face, hair blowing in the wind and the shifting scenery around you as the daylight changes – and the weather, too. Being outdoors definitely awakens the senses and stirs the emotions. Getting outdoors is said to ‘blow the cobwebs away’, however, it can do so much more than that. The benefits […]

How Exercise Helps Relieve Depression and Anxiety

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Most people are aware of the physical benefits of exercise. However, other than getting a rocking body, building muscles, increasing energy, and improving cardiovascular health, regular exercise improves mental health as well. Some of the mental health benefits of exercise include increased self-esteem and self-confidence, better sleep, improved cognitive function, relief of stress, increased relaxation, […]

4 Exercise Programs for Better Mental Health: Giving You the Endurance and Strength to Push Through Life’s Struggles

Life can be hard, and proof of this sobering reality are the 43 million Americans who suffer from some form of mental health condition, according to Mental Health America. Almost half of those 43 million have a co-occurring substance abuse problem, while some 9.6 million experience suicidal thoughts. Those figures might even increase in the […]

Why Eating Disorders in Men Are Often Missed

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When we talk about eating disorders, most people picture young women battling anorexia or bulimia. But the reality is much broader and far less recognized. About one in three individuals with an eating disorder is male. In the U.S. alone, millions of boys and men will struggle with food, body image, and disordered eating at […]

The Hidden Cost of Anger: How It Damages Relationships and Mental Health

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Anger is a normal, healthy emotion—when expressed constructively. It helps us recognize injustice, protect boundaries, and advocate for our needs. But when anger becomes intense, chronic, or hurtful, it can erode trust, damage relationships, and take a serious toll on mental and physical health. Unmanaged anger isn’t just about outbursts—it’s often a sign of deeper […]

How Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) Support First Responders in Managing PTSD and Mood Disorders

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First responders, including police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and military personnel, often face high-stress situations that can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The nature of their work exposes them to repeated trauma, making effective mental health treatment essential. However, many first responders struggle to find care that fits their demanding schedules. This is where Intensive […]

ADHD And Addiction: Understanding the Connection and Effective Treatment Strategies

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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and addiction are closely linked, creating significant challenges for individuals struggling with both conditions. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, which can contribute to an increased risk of substance use disorders (SUDs). Understanding the connection between ADHD and addiction is essential for developing effective treatment strategies that […]

Why More People Are Prioritizing Mental Health Treatment

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Growing from an overlooked subject to a major topic of healthcare debates, mental health has achieved significant visibility in recent years. Trauma, stress, and emotional struggles affect almost every aspect of modern life, impacting our relationships, productivity, and general well-being. More people are actively seeking help as awareness of mental health issues rises. Mental health […]

Building a Strong Mental Health Foundation for Your Child

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Children don’t always have the words to say, “I’m struggling.” Sometimes, their silence says it for them. Behavioral changes such as slamming doors, sleepless nights, or the sudden loss of interest in things they used to love may be more than moodiness or growing pains. They can be warning signs, and ignoring them can have […]

How a Health Cleanse Can Reset Your Body and Mind

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Your body is constantly working to eliminate toxins, restore balance, and achieve peak health. However, modern diets, stress, and environmental variables often overwhelm natural detoxification systems. Signs of exhaustion, sluggish metabolism, digestive discomfort, and brain fog indicate the need for a reset. A planned health cleanse lets the body repair and operate effectively by eliminating […]

How to Rebuild Self-Esteem During Addiction Recovery

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Breaking free from addiction is a remarkable triumph, yet the emotional aftermath can weigh heavily on the soul. Low self-esteem often lingers, casting shadows of doubt and guilt. Many people struggle with self-worth during addiction recovery, questioning their values and abilities. Without self-esteem, the risk of relapse increases, as negative thoughts can easily pull a […]

Artificial Intelligence in Anxiety Management: How AI Helps Users Cope with Anxiety Symptoms

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Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health conditions, affecting millions worldwide. However, access to therapy remains a challenge due to high costs, social stigma, and a shortage of mental health providers (Frontiers in Public Health, 2024) (8). Artificial intelligence (AI) can help bridge this gap by offering 24/7 mental health support through chatbots, […]

Reclaiming Your Future: Effective Strategies for Addiction Recovery

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Addiction is a powerful force that can profoundly impact every aspect of a person’s life. Whether it is addiction to substances like alcohol or drugs or behavioral addictions such as gambling or technology use, the grip of addiction can feel overwhelming. However, addiction is not a life sentence. With the right strategies and support, individuals […]

Coping With Social Anxiety In School: Strategies For Success

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Social anxiety can make everyday school experiences feel overwhelming. For students who struggle with this, the fear of being judged or embarrassed can lead to avoidance, isolation, and academic challenges. Without the right coping strategies, social anxiety can interfere with a student’s ability to engage in learning and build essential social connections. However, by taking […]

Overcoming Trauma and Living with Depression: A Journey of Healing

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For years, I lived in the shadow of abusive relationships even after they ended. Most of the time, I was a prisoner of my thoughts and emotions. The scars were not visible, and they ran deep. For a long time, I felt I would never escape the emotional and mental pain of it all. Along […]

What Mental Health Professionals Do and How They Help

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When life feels overwhelming, or you’re struggling with persistent emotional challenges, mental health professionals can be invaluable allies in your journey toward wellness. While therapy might initially seem intimidating, understanding in better detail how mental health professionals work can make taking that first step much easier.

Dealing with the Fear of Failure: Building Resilience and Confidence

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Fear of failure affects almost all of us at some point. Whether dreading a poor grade in school, worrying about falling short in our professional roles, or fearing rejection in personal relationships, this fear can be pervasive and paralyzing. It keeps us from pursuing dreams, makes us second-guess our abilities, and often leads to stress […]

Beyond the Physical: How Recovery Programs Are Integrating Wellness and Mental Health Support for Adults

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Recovery is often viewed through a physical lens—whether it’s overcoming addiction, rehabilitating from an injury, or healing after surgery. However, recovery is just as much a mental process as a physical one. Without addressing emotional well-being, stress management, and mental resilience, the recovery journey can become far more challenging and sometimes lead to setbacks. Recognizing […]

10 Essential Habits to Develop Through a Self-Mastery Program

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1. Mindful Morning Routine Cultivation The basis of personal growth is building a deliberate morning ritual. This vital habit establishes a disciplined beginning to every day to promote deliberate living, emotional equilibrium, and mental clarity. A well-crafted morning ritual shapes personal development, concentration, and productivity. Start by choosing pursuits that support your emotional, psychological, and […]

Empathy: The Superpower You Can’t Fake but Can Learn

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“Empathy is an umbrella term that describes at least three ways we connect with other people’s emotions.” That’s how Jamil Zaki, Associate Professor of Psychology at Stanford, defines it. Put simply, there are three parts to empathy: It sounds easy enough, but the impact it can have on your life is massive. Why Is Empathy a […]

AI in Mental Health: Balancing Innovation with Caution in Virtual Services and Applications

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With nearly 60 million U.S. adults affected by mental health conditions each year, the need for accessible and effective mental health care is urgent. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly transforming this landscape, improving diagnosis, treatment, and support. From helping healthcare providers deliver personalized care to offering individuals real-time therapy through medical AI chatbots, artificial intelligence […]

Understanding Mental Health Counseling Services: A Path to Wellness

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In today’s fast-moving and sometimes overwhelming world, taking care of mental health has become more crucial than ever. Mental health challenges affect people from all walks of life, impacting their emotional well-being, relationships, and overall quality of life. Mental health counseling services provide crucial support, helping individuals navigate through various mental health issues such as […]

How Online Peer Support Helps Improve Mental Health Outcomes

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We often avoid conversations about mental health due to fear of judgment. Many of us hesitate to share feelings because we worry about negative perceptions. This silence can increase feelings of loneliness and distress. Thankfully, technology has transformed how we seek help and connect with others, creating exciting new avenues for building supportive networks. Online […]

Complex Grief: It’s Personal and Complicated

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Last month, I lost my Auntie Lee. She was my godmother, my second mother, and my mom’s best friend of 65 years. Her passing added to my numbness — a feeling that has been intensifying over these past two years after suddenly losing my brother-in-law and a lifelong family friend. In my mind and my […]

How to Stand Up For Yourself: What to Do When Someone Crosses a Personal Boundary

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Establishing personal boundaries can be hard. It requires knowing what you want, what is unacceptable behavior, and the courage to stand up for yourself. After all the effort to set firm boundaries, you probably want to dust your hands off and relax, letting the boundary do its intended work.  Hopefully, everyone will respect your boundaries, […]

What Causes Addiction (and Why It Matters)

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These days, the word addiction turns up a lot in casual conversation. People tell you they’re addicted to their cozy PJs or their daily run on the treadmill. Since I grew up in the Stone Age before smartphones and social media, my mind immediately goes to alcohol or drugs whenever I hear the word addiction. […]

Understanding Mental Health and Stress: How to Cope Effectively

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Mental health and stress are two of the most significant factors influencing well-being in today’s fast-paced world. With the constant pressures of work, family, and personal life, it’s no surprise that more people are facing mental health challenges. Understanding the relationship between mental health and stress is crucial for identifying effective coping mechanisms and ensuring […]

From Chaos to Calm: Strategies for Managing PTSD After Natural Disasters, Crimes, and Accidents

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can develop after experiencing or witnessing traumatic events, such as natural disasters, violent crimes, or motor vehicle accidents. While the circumstances of these traumas may vary, the emotional and psychological effects often overlap, manifesting as anxiety, intrusive thoughts, and a sense of being stuck in the traumatic moment. Understanding how different […]

LGBTQ+ Self-Care Tips for the 2024 Post-Election Season: A Practical Guide for Stressful Times

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Election season can be a particularly stressful time, especially for the LGBTQ+ community. The political discourse, media coverage, and heightened rhetoric can feel overwhelming or even threatening, particularly when LGBTQ+ rights are at the center of debate. But as the dust settles following the 2024 election results, it’s crucial to focus on self-care and rebuilding […]

The Link Between Autism and Digital Media Addiction

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In today’s world, most of us rely on our phones, computers, and other devices to connect with others. However, many people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), have more trouble regulating their use of these devices. There is a growing concern that more people on the autism spectrum are becoming addicted to digital media. Due […]

Finding Stability: How Embracing Routine and Normalcy Supports Long-Term Addiction Recovery

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Addiction recovery is a challenging journey that involves not just the physical act of overcoming substance dependence but also the emotional, psychological, and social aspects of rebuilding one’s life. One of the most powerful yet often overlooked tools in this process is the role of routine and normalcy. Establishing a stable, predictable daily routine can […]

Beyond Worry: 3 Signs You May Have an Anxiety Disorder

3 Key Signs You Might Have an Anxiety Disorder

Anxiety is often experienced as tension, fear, or worry when you face perceived or real threats. It is the body’s response mechanism to danger and can be provoked in non-dangerous situations such as public speaking, important events, or social environments. While most people experience anxiety, too much of it can impair your quality of life […]

Overcoming the Hidden Dangers of Addiction Relapse: Practical Strategies for Navigating Sobriety

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Understanding the relapse process is crucial for addiction recovery. It’s rarely a straight line to sobriety, and there are plenty of subtle emotional and mental forces that can set you back.  Setting personal guardrails, retraining your brain from instant gratification, and understanding the importance of long-term goal-setting can help you avoid potential pitfalls. No matter […]

Thriving Alone in the City: Making Connections in Urban Environments

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City living offers many fantastic opportunities. Urban centers provide greater employment, amenities, and social diversity than smaller towns. Urban living on your own can be exciting, but it can also be quite challenging. One thing to be mindful of during your solo urban experience is your mental health. The stress and pressure of living alone […]

Innovative Approaches to Mental Health Treatment and Support

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Brain science and the latest technologies are rapidly reshaping how we understand and treat mental health conditions. Traditional methods, while still valuable, are now being complemented by innovative solutions addressing the diverse needs of individuals seeking support. Today, we’ll explore these cutting-edge therapies and treatments and the exciting possibilities for enhanced mental well-being. The Rise […]

Anticipatory Anxiety: How to Overcome Your Fear of the Future

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There’s a concept in psychology called anticipatory anxiety. It is a fear or worry about something that could happen in the future. This sort of anxiety generally happens because of our desire to control or foresee future events. Yet, despite our deepest longing to do so, we are always bound to miss something. Take Tim, […]

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): A Step-by-Step Guide to Harnessing Acceptance for Better Mental Health

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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is growing in popularity. Therapists value its strength-based and compassionate approach, while clients appreciate its action-oriented results. Although a Licensed Therapist is trained and qualified to help diagnose and treat mental health disorders, you can implement techniques of ACT into your own life. By practicing the skills taught in ACT, […]

Recognizing the Effects of Remote Work on Mental Health

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The world of work has undergone a monumental shift in the last few years. From being in the office at least five days a week, an increasing number of employees today work remotely. According to Techreport, 12.7% of full-time US employees were working from home in 2023, 28.2% have adopted a hybrid work model, and […]

Mindfulness Practices for Physical and Mental Harmony

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Leading a busy life can make it easy to overlook your holistic wellness. You may already have valuable coping strategies, such as seeing a therapist or going to the gym to support physical health. Achieving mental and physical harmony can benefit more than just your health; it can also improve your quality of life. While […]

Discovering the Best Therapy for Depression: Effective Treatments and Solutions

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The best therapy for depression will include a holistic approach tailored to each individual’s needs, combining various modalities to address the multifaceted nature of the condition. Primarily, evidence-based psychotherapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) are widely regarded as effective treatments. These therapies help individuals identify and […]

Navigating the Digital Landscape: Online Support for Mental Health and Recovery

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The internet has made it much simpler for people to get help for mental health problems without leaving their homes. Now, you can search for information, talk to others experiencing similar issues, and even get professional help online. The move to online mental health support is happening because people realize how important mental well-being is, […]

Finding the Best Counselor for Your Teenager: A Comprehensive Guide

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Adolescence marks a pivotal period in an individual’s life, characterized by rapid physical, emotional, and psychological changes. It’s a time of exploration, self-discovery, and growth, but it can also be a period of immense challenges and uncertainty. Teens often grapple with issues such as identity formation, peer pressure, academic stress, family conflicts, and mental health […]

40 Positive Affirmations for Self-Care and Mental Health

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In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to forget about our most important relationship – the one with ourselves. Self-care isn’t just about treating ourselves better. It’s about caring for our mind, body, and soul. A great way to deepen this self-care is through positive affirmations. These affirming statements can change our mindset, boost self-love, and […]

Reclaiming Happiness: A Guide to Managing Anxiety and Depression

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Anxiety and depression often co-exist, filling a person with negativity. At some point, these two things affect almost everyone alive, manifesting uniquely in each person. The level of depression and anxiety varies for everyone, but even when they seem to get out of control, there are several ways to manage both. According to a report […]

8 Methods to Overcome Travel Anxiety (Before and During Travel)

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Travel anxiety is a common issue that affects many travelers. The thought of traveling can bring about feelings of stress, fear, and hesitancy. These feelings can arise from various concerns, such as: This article will provide eight methods to help you overcome travel anxiety before and during your trip. 1. Start Early on Your Plan […]

Navigating Mental Health Transitions in Later Life

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It is a blessing to make it to the later stages of life. You have a lifetime of experiences behind you. However, this can also make aging quite tricky. Your older years will undoubtedly bring unique challenges, opportunities, and adjustments. One of the most notable transitions is how you may have to navigate mental health. […]

Holistic Approaches to Mental Health: Integrative Healing for Emotional Well-being

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In today’s fast-paced world, the need for holistic approaches to mental health has never been more critical. A holistic approach to health looks at an individual as a whole person where mind, body, and spirit are connected and influence each other. Imagine your well-being as a puzzle, where each piece represents a different aspect of […]

15 Self-Care Ideas for Fantastic Health You Wish You Knew Sooner

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In today’s fast-paced world, where we measure our happiness with productivity, it is easy to get burned out quickly. While it’s okay to work on goals and achievements, it’s also important to take some time out to care for your well-being. This article will explore 15 ideas to help you take self-care into your own […]

Creating a Safe Space at Home for LGBTQ+ Youth

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Every child deserves to feel safe at home. However, recent attacks on LGBTQ+ teens and young adults may make your kids feel uncomfortable in any space other than their bedroom. This concern is highlighted by recent FBI data, which show a 13.8% increase in attacks based on sexual orientation and a 32.9% jump based on […]

Navigating the Benefits of Ketamine Treatment for Depression

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Depression is a common mental health condition that affects approximately 280 million people around the world. The biggest challenge when it comes to combating depression is that traditional treatments are not always effective. However, there is a new treatment option that offers hope for those living with depression called ketamine treatment. But what is ketamine, […]

Behind the Anger: Why You Need to Meet Your Needs Before You Can Calm Down

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We’ve all been irritable, snappish, annoyed, and rageful. Anger is a universal emotion. However, unlike other emotions, such as joy, sadness, disgust, or love, anger often involves a sense of deep shame. We are told not to be angry, to calm down, or to be rational. Anger is seen as an emotion to avoid, suppress, […]

How I Beat Depression with ACT: A Therapist’s Story

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There was a time when getting out of bed felt like lifting a mountain. My mind was a dark room with no doors or windows. That’s how deep my depression was. But here I am, feeling alive and kicking, making over half a million dollars a year. Sounds like a dream, right? But the journey […]

An Extra Loud Mind: The Intersection of Anxiety and ADHD as Co-occurring Disorders

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Living with co-occurring anxiety and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can feel like a never-ending uphill climb. Having both conditions contributes to what some describe as an “extra loud” mind, characterized by racing thoughts, worries, and distractions. The intersection of ADHD and anxiety can present in various ways, from struggling with organization and time management to increased […]

How Love Affects Our Lives and Mental Health

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Love is a simple concept, yet it contains a universe of feelings. It’s a global language that transcends borders, cultures, and time. It’s the glue that binds us together, the force that drives us, and the gift that enriches our lives. It influences our self-worth, motivates us to become better individuals, and teaches us the […]

The Importance of Self-Care in Long-Term Addiction Recovery

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Reaching out for help with addiction takes a great deal of courage, and many people focus only on the detox process or the therapy required for recovery. However, self-care in addiction recovery is equally important. During addiction treatment, your care plan will probably include things like group therapy sessions, giving you a chance to relate […]

Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder

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Living with borderline personality disorder (BPD) can be challenging, impacting various aspects of one’s life. This guide aims to shed light on the complexities of BPD, from understanding the disorder to resources for support and coping strategies. Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder: BPD stands for borderline personality disorder. It is a mental health condition characterized by […]

The Rise of Micro-Therapy for Accessible Mental Health Support

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Psychotherapy has traditionally involved hour-long sessions with a therapist. However, a new trend is emerging – micro-therapy. As the name suggests, micro-therapy consists of much shorter sessions, usually 5-15 minutes. This new form of therapy is gaining popularity due to its efficiency and accessibility. What is Micro-Therapy? Micro-therapy, also known as micro-counseling or micro-coaching, refers […]

Physical Wellness Beyond the Gym: Unconventional Paths to Better Mental Health

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When you’re struggling with your mental health, getting yourself up and going to the gym can seem impossible. Whether it’s because you have social anxiety or because you’re just feeling down and unmotivated, it’s understandable that working out is the last thing on your mind. That said, moving your body can do your mind a […]

Winter Wellness: Embrace Online Therapy for Stress-Free Seasonal Serenity

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The holidays have passed, and winter stress is one of the challenges of the season that can make us feel down. With frosty, short days and cloudy weather, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. How you approach these challenges affects how you feel. In this article, we’ll introduce you to winter blues and share some […]

Harnessing the Power of CBT for Effective Relapse Prevention

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on changing patterns of thinking or behaviors that can lead to problems in your life. CBT is a highly effective evidence-based practice used to treat a range of mental health problems, including anxiety, depression, and addiction. If you’re struggling to stay sober, CBT might […]