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How Parents Can Self-Regulate and Deal with Their Child’s Anger

Elisha S Lee

  Parents often face the daunting task of managing their own emotions and guiding their children through the complex terrain of feelings, especially anger. Seeing your child angry can be stressful and trigger negative responses. However, mastering the art of self-regulation and adopting effective strategies to deal with your child’s anger can transform these challenging […]

Managing Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria in Your Relationship

Elisha S Lee

  Relationships can be a source of profound joy and fulfillment. Still, they can also be challenging, mainly when one or both partners are dealing with psychological complexities such as Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD). RSD is a condition often associated with ADHD but can occur in others as well, characterized by an extreme emotional sensitivity […]

Building Focus: How to Stay Aligned with Your Goals

Are you struggling to maintain focus on your goals? Many individuals find it challenging to concentrate, often feeling pulled in various directions by distractions and negativity. In this article, we’ll explore practical techniques to strengthen your “muscles of focus” so you can better align with your aspirations. Understanding the Mind’s Pull Just like physical fitness, […]

Building Focus: How to Stay Aligned with Your Goals

Are you struggling to stay focused on your goals? Many of us face challenges with maintaining concentration, often feeling pulled into distractions and negativity. Today, I want to discuss how to strengthen the “muscles of focus” so you can better align with your aspirations. It’s easy to get caught up in a cycle of self-doubt […]

People-Pleasing

Carrie Jones, LPC

People-pleasing is the habit of putting others’ needs, feelings, and desires above one’s own, often sacrificing personal well-being to maintain harmony or gain approval. While people-pleasers often have the best intentions, chronic self-neglect and a need to be liked or validated can lead to stress, anxiety, and a weakened sense of self. A key aspect […]

Understanding People Pleasing: A Journey to Self-Awareness

Are you beginning to recognize that you might be a people pleaser? This behaviour often shows up as an overwhelming urge to be nice and to go out of your way to ensure that others like you. You may find yourself working extra hours or taking on additional tasks—not out of genuine enthusiasm, but out […]

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