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Tag: Self Help

BURNOUT: Strategies for Self-Care

Burnout is a form of emotional exhaustion that can occur in response to persistent and unrelenting stress. Since COVID-19 lockdowns, many people struggled to establish boundaries between work and home, and, in some cases, to juggle the twin demands of work, home school and childcare with no supports in place – the perfect combination of […]

The Hidden Idolatry Underneath Christian Anxiety and Depression

Your anxiety is not just chemical. Your depression is not just trauma. Underneath, almost always, there is a quiet idolatry no one ever taught you to look for. I am not talking about statues and altars. I am talking about the much more painful kind — the kind that happens when a wounded soul, in […]

Why Do We Feel Guilty For Saying “No?”

As an adult, I had to learn to say “no.” What most people learn early on in their lives, I struggled to assert. In my family, obedience was expected, regardless of the circumstance. Raised in a strict religious environment, fawning was a requirement of my survival, and I filled the role of the dutiful daughter […]

The Basics of Emotions When You Feel Lost + 7 Tips to Help You Through

Nava Narayani

Emotions are the paints to life’s blank canvas, in my opinion. When you discover a new one, you’ve discovered a new color. Similarly to paints, there is a basic emotional palette, and then endless variations and combinations. In the art of contemplative psychotherapy, we practice meeting each emotional experience with present awareness and compassionate witnessing, […]

What Depletes You?

  What happens when we don’t respect our capacity? When we push past our limits? When we allow ourselves – or even welcome – depletion, like it’s a normal part of life? I once believed the myth that depletion was a part of living and that self-care would fill me back up. Empaths have a […]

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 […]

ADHD in Women: Why It’s Often Missed – and How the Right Support Can Change Everything!

Well Coast Medical

If you’re a woman who feels constantly overwhelmed, distracted, or “behind” – despite trying hard to stay organized – you’re not alone. Many women with ADHD go years without a diagnosis, often being misunderstood or misdiagnosed along the way. The truth is, ADHD in women can look very different than the stereotypical hyperactive presentation, and […]