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Seasonal Affective Disorder and the Holidays
As winter approaches, many people notice shifts in mood, energy, and motivation. Shorter days, reduced sunlight, and colder temperatures can all contribute to Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). While the holidays bring excitement for some, people...
Holiday Self-Care Guide: 10 Small Ways to Protect Your Mental Health
The holidays can be a time of connection and celebration, but they can also bring stress, exhaustion, and emotional overwhelm. Between social commitments, financial pressure, family expectations, and disrupted routines, it is easy to lose sight of...
Kind to Others, Harsh on Ourselves: Discovering Self-Compassion
Would you ever tell a friend, “You’re worthless, you always mess up, you don’t deserve kindness”? Probably not. Yet many of us say things like that to ourselves daily, often without realizing it. We offer compassion to others but deny it inwardly,...
Discovering Infidelity: Grounding Yourself Before Making Big Decisions
When the World Suddenly Feels Unreal Discovering infidelity can feel like the floor has dropped out from under you. One moment, your world feels familiar — and the next, everything you believed in feels shattered. It’s common to feel numb,...
Depression and the Inner Critic: Breaking Free From Self-Attack
When Your Mind Turns Against You Depression is often accompanied by an inner critic — that persistent voice in your head pointing out flaws, magnifying mistakes, or whispering that you’re not enough. These self-critical thoughts can intensify...
Grief Has No Timeline: Understanding the Stages of Loss
Grief Is Unique to You Loss is one of the most universally human experiences — yet it is also profoundly personal. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, a career change, or another life-altering event, grief can hit in...