Coping When Things Feel Unstable

We’re living through WW3 right now. Call it what you want, but I’m declaring it for myself. Many people feel scared, angry, exhausted, or numb. That reaction is human. In my last post, I wrote about staying informed without getting swallowed by the scroll. This is the follow-up. It’s what people are doing after they put the phone down.

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My Case for Telehealth

The end of 2019 marked the start of the “new normal,” an era full of safety measures such as remote work, social distancing, and telehealth. These changes flooded our news streams with debates and articles discussing how scientifically sound this is versus that, so I thought, why not give my thoughts on telehealth and its many benefits? Read on to learn about telehealth and how to navigate it.

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A Different Perspective on New Year’s Resolutions

A resolution can be a time to set yourself up for failure, a time when we can all collectively fail to discover the radical change needed for self-improvement and finding balance. The road to a better you is seldom a straight path, it has many twists and turns, and through it all, you hit small milestones and discover new things about yourself that may even change your end goals. So as you set your 2022 goals, remember to go into them with a curious mind. Read this article to shake off the perfectionist mindset and embark on your journey.

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How to Find the Right Therapist for You: A How-To Guide

Realizing that underlying factors are contributing to your mental wellbeing is a significant first step in identifying that you need help. The second step is finding the best-fit therapist to help you on your mental health journey. This article will walk you through that process and provide you with helpful resources!

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