Foods and Moods

Everyday we are bombarded with diet related information. Most of this information comes at us with the promise and hope for a "better looking" body according to the standards of today. There are countless diets being advertised and it is easy to become overwhelmed trying to navigate through it all. We often look to food... Continue Reading →

Not the Pumpkin Seeds You Remember

      Whether you loved carving the Jack O’ Lanterns or not, most of us have very fond memories of roasting or burning, they both count, pumpkin seeds afterward. The salty, nuttiness of roasted pumpkin seeds is a taste we know quite fondly, but what we didn’t know then is that pumpkin seeds by... Continue Reading →

Anxie-tea

      Most people experience anxiety in some form or fashion at least once in their lives. It may come in the form of having to take a test, performing in front of others, preparing for an interview, or having to be around that special someone without them knowing your true feelings. These are... Continue Reading →

Keeping Chili Inside

          For many, comfort foods are not just to satiate our palates and fill our bellies, it’s a state of mind. It takes us back to a place and time or brings us a feeling of happiness, safety and well, comfort. While anyone can indulge in these foods at any time,... Continue Reading →

Seasonal Affective Disorder

The time is upon us when the air is crisper, the leaves are changing, all foods are spiced with pumpkin and the days are shorter. Yes, fall is upon us. During this time many people start to experience a change in their mood and usually are not aware of a specific reason why. With the... Continue Reading →

Recognizing Burnout

​Burnout is a word we often use within the helping professions. It has become the topic of numerous continuing education classes, lectures, and seminars and is something that we strive to prevent at all costs. Although burnout is a hot topic within the field of mental health, it is a phenomenon that can be experienced... Continue Reading →

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