It’s Okay to Say No
Saying no sounds simple. It is not. For many adults, especially those who grew up managing other people’s emotions, no feels loaded.
Adult ADHD is often Misunderstood
Adult ADHD is often misunderstood because it does not look the way people expect it to look. Many adults with ADHD are competent, verbal, insightful, and high functioning. They hold jobs. They raise families.
Why Finding Joy in Your Life Matters
Joy is not a luxury. It’s not extra. It’s something we need to survive, especially when life feels heavy or out of control.
Understanding Situational Anxiety and What You Can Do About It
Situational anxiety shows up when life throws something stressful your way. You might feel it before a job interview, a tough conversation, or even walking into a room full of strangers.
The “Let Them” Theory: Why It Helps and When It Doesn’t
If you’ve spent any time online lately, you’ve probably come across the “Let Them” theory. It’s a mindset that’s gaining traction, and I understand why.
Why Social Media and the Press Focus on the Negative and How It Affects Your Mental Health
Why Social Media and the Press Focus on the Negative and How It Affects Your Mental Health.
Why Having a Sense of Purpose Is Essential for Your Mental Health
People need purpose. I’m not talking about lofty goals or life missions. I’m talking about something meaningful to you
The Problem with a Victimhood Mindset and Its Impact on Mental Health
Life isn’t always fair, there’s no denying that.
Building Self-Esteem in Just Two Minutes a Day
Building Self-Esteem in Just Two Minutes a Day.
Building Assertive Communication Skills in Two Minutes a Day
Assertive communication is a powerful skill.
What is Bipolar?
Imagine life as a roller coaster, but instead of smooth climbs and thrilling descents, you experience extreme highs and lows that seem unpredictable and out of control.
ADHD and Social Anxiety.
Do you ever feel like your brain operates on fast-forward while the world seems on pause?
Binge Eating.
Binge eating is characterized by the consumption of large quantities of food in a short period, often accompanied by a sense of loss of control and significant distress.
Rebuilding Trust After Cheating
The aftermath of cheating leaves a gaping hole in a relationship, filled with pain, anger, and shattered trust. Rebuilding that trust may seem impossible, but with honesty, effort, and genuine commitment, it is possible to emerge stronger.
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Disclaimer: These blog posts are for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional medical advice. Please consult with a qualified mental health professional for diagnosis and treatment.