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8 Practical Strategies for Better Time Management at Work

Dr. Joe Rustum

Feeling Constantly Behind at Work? You’re Not Alone.In today’s fast-paced work culture, feeling overwhelmed has become an all-too-common experience. Often, the core issue isn’t the workload itself—it’s how we manage our time. When our priorities aren’t clear, we get stuck in cycles of stress, scattered attention, and diminishing productivity. This article explores the connection between […]

The Prom in 2025

Yes it is that time of year again — Prom Season.  However, the proms in 2025 are very different from the proms in the 1980s and 1990s, when most parents attended their proms.  Due to school mass shootings and the pandemic, many schools have changed how proms are conducted.  One thing that has not changed […]

Staying Sane in the Age of AI: How to Keep Your Head in a World That Won’t Stop Changing

AI is everywhere. You can’t scroll, type, or even breathe on the internet without bumping into some new tech that’s supposedly going to “revolutionize” your life. But for a lot of people, AI doesn’t feel like a revolution—it feels like a threat. You’re not alone if you’ve ever wondered: Am I going to be replaced? […]

Understanding Eating Disorders: Impact on Health, the Role of Body Image, Art Therapy for Transformation, and Information Resources

Therapedia Centre

You may have heard the term eating disorder – and perhaps you know someone who lives with one. Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions marked by disrupted eating patterns and a harmful impact on both physical and emotional well-being. In this blog, we aim to shed light on what eating disorders are, explore several […]

How to Blend as a Family

As a therapist, I often work with families navigating the complexities of blending two households into one. The process of forming a blended family can be both rewarding and challenging, as it involves merging different personalities, parenting styles, and life histories. Whether you’re remarried, welcoming stepchildren into your home, or adding new members to your […]

The Hidden Layers of Anxiety

The Hidden Layers of Anxiety: Understanding the Silent Struggle Anxiety. It’s a word we hear often, but how many of us truly understand what it means to live with it? We know the feeling: that pit in your stomach before an important meeting, the racing thoughts when you’re lying awake at night, or the overwhelming […]

When Success is Not Fulfilling

Dr. Joe Rustum

If you’re a high achiever, you’ve probably been told that more success will bring you more happiness. While reaching milestones like higher wages, accomplished goals, and aiming for even greater heights can feel rewarding, they often have the opposite effect. These higher aspirations can make your past achievements feel less meaningful, leaving you feeling more […]

The Faulty Alarm System: When Your Brain’s Alarm System Won’t Stop Ringing

Dr. Thomas Ballas

Imagine your brain as a smoke detector. Its job is to alert you when danger arises—like a fire. For most people, this system works perfectly: the alarm sounds only when there’s an actual threat, and once the danger is resolved, it stops. But for someone living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), this alarm system is faulty […]

Teenagers are being Traumatized by Politics

  We have had an epidemic of children and teenagers dealing with depression, anxiety, suicidal feelings and drug overdoses, since the pandemic (CDC).  In fact, many statistics show that this epidemic started prior to the pandemic (CDC).  Additionally, besides these mental health issues, the research has found loneliness in an epidemic in the United States […]

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