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High Achievement, Anxiety, and Burnout: When Success Becomes Exhausting

High Achievement, Anxiety, and Burnout: When Success Becomes Exhausting | Amority Health   Published September 29, 2026    Austin, TX   Written By: Rachel Cooper, MS, LPC Associate at Amority Health Supervised by Dr. Amber Quaranta Leech, LPC-S     From the outside, high-achieving professionals may appear confident, organized, and successful. They meet deadlines, manage […]

Overcoming Jealousy: 8 Strategies to Build Trust, Confidence, and Emotional Security

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

Jealousy is a common human emotion that can arise in romantic relationships, friendships, family dynamics, and even the workplace. While jealousy can feel overwhelming, it doesn’t mean something is wrong with you or your relationship. Often, it signals an underlying fear, unmet emotional need, or concern about losing something important. The goal isn’t to eliminate […]

Just One Small Thing for Your Mental Health 1: Spend time in nature

Dr. Patrick McGrath

Finding solace and tranquility in our everyday lives is a challenge. However, amidst the concrete jungles and digital distractions, there lies a simple and effective method for enhancing mental well-being: spending time in nature.    Natural spaces such as parks, gardens, forests, meadows, lakesides, riversides, and the ocean serve as sanctuaries where individuals can reconnect with nature, […]

The Cost of Always Being Strong

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

When everyone leans on you, but no one sees how much you’re carrying There are some struggles people talk about openly, and others they carry so quietly that even the people closest to them don’t fully see it. One of the most common and most overlooked reasons people come to therapy is because they are […]

Why Can’t I Shut My Brain Off? Anxiety, Overthinking, and What Actually Helps 

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

There are a lot of people walking around looking completely “fine” on the outside while feeling like their brain is running a marathon on the inside. They’re answering emails, taking care of kids, showing up to work, keeping up with responsibilities, and at the same time, their mind is constantly spinning: What if I said […]

Unraveling Infidelity  – A Shared Responsibility Within Relationships

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

Infidelity, often seen as a breach of trust and a betrayal within a relationship, is a complex issue with roots that run deep within the dynamics of a partnership. While it’s easy to point fingers at one party, it’s essential to recognize that infidelity is frequently a result of actions and interactions involving both individuals […]

Understanding Sex and Porn Addiction: Causes, Childhood Trauma, and Path to Recovery

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

Behind the shame and secrecy surrounding out-of-control sexual behavior, sex and pornography addiction—clinically referred to as Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder (CSBD)—is rarely about lust. It is primarily about emotional regulation. Understanding why this compulsion develops, its deep connection to early childhood trauma, and how specialized therapy works can break the silence surrounding this mental health struggle. Why […]

The Loneliness of Success

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

In the pursuit of success, we often envision a path paved with triumphs, recognition, and fulfillment. However, what is seldom discussed is the loneliness that can accompany success. As one climbs the ladder of achievement, the view from the top can be both exhilarating and isolating. In this blog, we’ll explore the less-explored side of […]

Your Life Is Not a Train You Have Missed

Lulu AlRashdi

Many women aren’t only navigating the challenges of modern dating—they’re also carrying the pressure of a timeline.The biological clock. The fear of falling behind. Watching other people get married and wondering, “What is wrong with me?”But pressure can make us accept relationships that don’t genuinely meet us. Being chosen is not the same as being […]

The Myth of ‘Anger Issues’

We hear the phrase “anger issues” all the time. A teenager lashes out. A colleague loses their temper. A young man becomes frustrated or withdrawn. The label quickly follows: “they have anger issues”. But what if anger isn’t the problem? Anger Isn’t Bad Anger often gets treated as a negative emotion, but emotions aren’t inherently […]

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