How Do You Know When To Start Therapy?
The short answer to when should you start therapy is — anytime. Anytime is a good time. Therapy isn’t just about helping people with trauma, major life loss, or mental illness.
The short answer to when should you start therapy is — anytime. Anytime is a good time. Therapy isn’t just about helping people with trauma, major life loss, or mental illness.
Taking that first step to attend therapy can be scary. Many people struggle with anxiety and feelings of uncertainty because they don’t know what to expect. Read our latest blog for more.
We are always on the hunt for happiness. Real true happiness comes from a deeper place. It is about your lifestyle, mindset, perspective, and everyday practices.
Gratitude can be a powerful tool. Shifting your focus to the things you are grateful for helps to move your perspective from the negative to the positive.
This culture of overworking has become so severe that the World Health Organization has officially classified burnout as an “occupational phenomenon” in its International Classification of Diseases.
o matter what you strive to do in the new year, don’t forget about yourself. Consider making 2020 the year of you.
Holidays are great for many reasons but they are also a time for family drama, arguments, and stress. If you are someone who dreads family get-togethers for this very reason, then it is time to set some boundaries.
The shopping, baking, cards, decorating, wrapping, and beyond. Your head is likely spinning from all the things you feel like you have to get done.
If you suffer from depression, there are things you can do to prepare yourself and avoid triggers during the holiday season.
Sadness hurts. It is a deep, often helpless-feeling, pain. It can come on like a wave because of something you saw, read, heard, or something that happened to you or someone you love. Sometimes you might feel sad and not even know why you feel...