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Tag: Life Coaching

When I don’t like myself

RIMA SEHGAL

  Have you noticed that no matter how hard you try, there is a voice in your head that continues to prove that others are better than you. At times, when other people praise you, compliment on your efforts, achievements or looks;  the joy is short-lived. The inner voice returns loud and clear to tell […]

8 Practical Ways to Reduce Stress When Life Feels Overwhelming

Mindnest Counselling

Stress is a natural part of life, but when it begins to feel constant or overwhelming it can affect both our mental and physical wellbeing. Many people experience periods where responsibilities, work, relationships, or life changes create pressure that feels difficult to manage. While stress cannot always be avoided, there are practical strategies that can […]

Building a Daily Recovery Routine: 10 Tips for Wellness Maintenance After Sexual Sobriety

Russell Beebe

Porn addiction recovery doesn’t end with sexual sobriety; it begins there. What follows is the real work: building a life that supports healing, prevents relapse, and fosters emotional clarity. A strong, daily recovery routine lays the groundwork for that life. With structure, self-awareness, and small daily wins, long-term sobriety becomes a sustainable, empowering journey. This […]

The Sensitivity Cycle and Nourishment Barriers

Dan Michels

“It is by increasing sensitivity that we reach the map, the map-maker and the possibility of change.” – Ron Kurtz The Hakomi Method speaks about nourishment barriers. They are aspects of our psyche that keep certain kinds of experience out of our awareness. Nourishment barriers are an armor that certain experiences, certain kinds of nourishment, […]

Tips for New Year’s Resolutions

Dr. Amy Schullery

3 Tips for New Year’s Resolutions 1. Make them small, measurable and attainable. “I want to get healthier this year” becomes “I’ll go to the gym twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings for 45 minutes.” 2. Set yourself up for success! Planning to workout? Prep your water bottle and workout clothes the night […]

Creating New Year’s Resolutions That Actually Stick

Pathways Counseling KC

Every January, people set goals with genuine hope and motivation—only to feel discouraged weeks later when old patterns resurface. If you’ve ever felt excited on January 1st and defeated by February, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken. This cycle isn’t a failure of willpower or discipline. More often, it’s a mismatch between conscious goals and […]

Mood Swings, Memory Fog & Mystery Aches: How NET Can Help You Reboot During Menopause (Without Losing Your Mind… or Keys)

Stephanie A. Carson

Let’s be real – perimenopause and menopause are no joke. One day you’re confidently running a meeting, and the next you’re in the grocery store wondering why you’re crying in front of the frozen peas. Welcome to the hormonal rollercoaster that is midlife. Hot flashes, mood swings, memory lapses, and sudden cravings for solitude (or […]

How to Choose a Therapist: What People Are Actually Searching For

Emma Dean

Choosing a therapist can feel overwhelming. A quick Google search brings up endless options — CBT, EMDR, somatic therapy, breathwork, hypnotherapy, trauma-informed, holistic, transpersonal — and many people are left wondering: How do I know what’s right for me? What’s interesting is that people today aren’t just searching for “therapy” anymore. They’re searching for specific […]

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