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When we go through something painful or significant, especially early on in life, our minds do something very natural. It forms beliefs. Sometimes these beliefs are not necessarily conscious ones, we don’t actually sit there and decide on them. Instead, they are more like quiet conclusions we draw about how people or the world works, and what to expect from situations that feel familiar.

Understanding the why behind your distress doesn't make the pain disappear, but it can turn down the volume on the shame. If you’re in the thick of this withdrawal, be as patient with yourself as you would be with someone recovering from a physical injury. Healing isn't about flipping a switch; it's about staying the course through the fade.

This entertaining and insightful blog shows how stories like K-pop Demon Hunters give us language and opportunity to spark conversations with friends, family, or even in therapy sessions.

Picture this : You're standing in a crowded room, heart racing, palms sweating, thoughts racing a mile a minute. Have you ever felt your...

It's easy to get caught up in the idea that if we're not constantly relaxed and happy, there's something wrong with us. Society tells us...

The holidays can be a tough time, especially if you're spending them alone and dealing with feelings of anxiety or sadness. It's normal...

Getting ready for the holidays? If you're on a journey to stay sober, you might find it a bit tricky. The festive season, all about joy...

As we step into the festive season, it's important to recognize that this time of year, while joyous for many, can bring unique...

Setting boundaries is important maintaining good mental health and nurturing healthy relationships. Boundaries help clear guidelines and...

In our fast-paced world, mental health has taken center stage as an essential aspect of overall well-being. Amidst the daily hustle and...

What is self care? Self-care means taking care of yourself so that you can be healthy, you can be well, and you can do all the things you...