Healthy family dynamics are something to be proud of, but most people don’t realize until they’re in the thick of it that they don’t always come naturally. Even the best-intentioned family members can cause harm or hurt feelings when they lack the tools to create a healthy, safe space for others in the household. Whether there are communication struggles, repeated conflict, or toxic cycles that need to be broken, the good news is that all…
Daylight savings has made its arrival, and if you’re already struggling with the fact that your commute home lacks sunlight, you’re not alone. Millions of people across the world struggle with Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD. Our bodies are very in tune with the changing rhythms of the seasons, but our societal demands don’t always allow us the space to slow down, pause, or reset. Sometimes, this can contribute to seasonal depression, and…
Coping mechanisms get a bad reputation sometimes, but did you know that they’re not always a bad thing? It’s natural and necessary to use coping skills to deal with life’s events. The key is to engage healthy coping skills as tools that move you forward instead of backward. As you take notice of the various actions and activities that you might use when coping, there are a few questions you should ask yourself in order…
It’s likely that you’ve heard the term “people pleasing” before but did you know that it closely relates to anxiety? Sometimes people pleasing is a result of anxiety, but the unfortunate truth is that it can also create more anxiety. If you find yourself struggling with repeatedly meeting the needs of others while being at odds with your own self-interest, it might be time to learn more about anxiety and people pleasing. Keep reading to…
Whether it’s the month of love or any other time of year, it seems like people are talking about romantic/non-platonic relationships wherever you turn. Sometimes they’re arguing about what to expect in a relationship, other times they’re telling you how to find or stay in a relationship. While it’s very normal and healthy to desire a romantic connection with another person, we don’t talk enough about the benefits of romancing yourself on a day-to-day basis…
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