If you live in a colder climate, you know it can be challenging dealing with a lack of sunlight and being stuck inside due to frigid temps during winter months. It is for these reasons many people experience what is called “the winter blues.” But seasonal depression goes much deeper than this. Also known as […]
How to Cope with the Stress of Inflation
Unless you’ve been living under a proverbial rock, you no doubt are aware that inflation is the highest it’s been in decades. From gas at the pumps to food and utilities, most of us are struggling to make ends meet. And without question, this is causing massive stress. If you are feeling intense stress from […]
How to Prevent Back Pain While Traveling
You wait all year for that two-week vacation, so you don’t want to spend it rubbing a sore back from traveling. There’s no doubt that driving long distances or flying in ridiculously cramped quarters can give anyone back pain. Here are some things you can do to prevent back pain while traveling: Move Your Body […]
Introducing Your New Partner to Your Parents
Falling in love is amazing. You and the other person talk on the phone for hours, complete each other’s sentences, and give each other butterflies when you see each other in person. Life feels perfect. Could this special someone be “the one?” Well, before you can spend the rest of your life together, you’ve first […]
Therapy for Geriatric Issues – You’re Never Too Old for Therapy
Aging is not for the faint of heart. While some people approach their senior years eagerly, relishing the thought of retirement and spoiling grandchildren, others may have a hard time accepting the passage of time. It can be challenging for many to deal with medical conditions and limited mobility, find enjoyable, meaningful activities, and reconcile […]
How to Combat Loneliness and Isolation After Moving Abroad
Moving abroad offers a cocktail of emotions. It’s a thrilling blend of anticipation, discovery, and, often, a dash of anxiety. While one may dive into a new culture, absorb the scenery, and daydream of potential friendships, there’s an underlying challenge. Many expatriates have to combat loneliness and isolation after moving abroad. These emotions can sometimes […]
Types of Anxiety Disorders
At some point in our lives, most of us will experience anxiety. It’s actually a natural reaction to many stressors such as starting a new job, taking final exams, and becoming a new parent. Now for many people, the anxiety will subside once the stressor goes away. But for others, anxiety becomes persistent and even […]
Turning the Tide: Reigniting Passion and Positivity Amidst a Mid-Life Crisis
Did you know that roughly one in four Americans goes through what is commonly termed a “mid-life crisis”? If you find yourself at this life juncture, you may be grappling with feelings of uncertainty, lack of direction, and waning enthusiasm. While it’s a challenging phase, it’s crucial to understand that it also offers an opportunity […]
Warning Signs of Anorexia
According to the National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH), Anorexia Nervosa affects roughly one percent of the adult population in the United States. Although the condition is treatable, it is very serious and can potentially be fatal. The NIMH suggests that up to 10% of those with the disorder may die from complications. But according […]
What Day of the Dead Can Teach Us About Grieving
The old saying goes, “Only two things in this world are inevitable, death and taxes.” While we all know death is an inevitable part of life, not many of us are truly equipped to handle the death of loved ones. And this is most likely because Americans tend to see death as the final and […]
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