Forced Positivity
The problem with positive thinking isn’t thinking positively – it’s when optimism glosses over real pain. In therapy and in […]
The problem with positive thinking isn’t thinking positively – it’s when optimism glosses over real pain. In therapy and in […]
Myth: You have to be loud and extroverted to benefit from therapy. Reality: Therapy supports all personalities, and you can
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Why Trying to NOT Be Depressed Keeps You Depressed Here’s something that surprises many of my clients: The harder you
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Feeling overwhelmed by the Christmas rush? You’re not alone. The weeks leading up to Christmas often bring packed schedules, financial
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Have you heard about hypomania? It is a mood state that is elevated or irritable but milder than mania. People
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Try starting your day with a brief planning ritual: jot down 3 achievable tasks, plus one “buffer” activity to protect
Do You Plan “Buffers”? Read More »
As a psychotherapist, I believe empathy is a strength – when it’s practiced with healthy boundaries. Empathy helps people feel
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Hum or softly sing for 1–2 minutes. Vocal vibrations stimulate the vagus nerve, promoting relaxation and a parasympathetic shift. It
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Are you feeling overwhelmed by significant changes? Pick one small habit to work on today. Choose a single, achievable habit
In our fast-paced lives, we often react automatically to stressors without taking a moment to center ourselves. Taking just a
Grief is a deeply personal journey that everyone experiences differently. During this challenging time, your words can provide comfort and
Supportive Phrases to Say to Someone in Grief Read More »
Do you feel the pressure to be perfect in everything you do? This may be a sign of perfectionism, which
Perfectionism: Blessing or Curse? Read More »