Seeking Professional Help

Reaching out for help, attending therapy, and being vulnerable about your struggles can be scary and intimidating for many. You are not alone if this is how you feel. Perhaps you are having a difficult time coming to terms with the fact that you need help. Or maybe you’ve never felt comfortable sharing your thoughts,... Continue Reading →

Is water important for mental health?

Water is an important drink in everyday life. There are many reasons why for your physical health, what bout for your mental health? Drinking water means staying hydrated and not just chugging a lot of water every once in a while.           The brain needs water to function, and if it does not receive enough... Continue Reading →

Does Exercise alter the Brain?

Did you know exercise is a great thing for your brain? It has short and long term effects on your brain. The short-term effect of a single workout includes a boost in your mood, because of the increase of neurotransmitters like dopamine, serotonin, and noradrenaline. Also, a single workout can have the ability to help you shift and focus your attention and reaction time for up... Continue Reading →

The Healing Property of Art

  Art is something that can connect people from all around the world. It can evoke feelings from the audience who views it, tell a story, or create an aesthetic pleasure. Something many people may not realize is that art can also be used for mental health. It is useful because it can improve someone’s... Continue Reading →

“Man in the Mirror”

his famous song by Michael Jackson is a good reminder to everyone that when something seems bad to focus on improving ourselves. If you do not know the song here are some of the lyrics, “I'm starting with the man in the mirrorI'm asking him to change his waysAnd no message could've been any clearerIf... Continue Reading →

Summertime Sadness

It is pretty common to hear the term “wintertime blues” considering the lack of sun, shorter days and longer nights, as well as the cold and bitter weather. Many people don’t consider the opposite end of the spectrum which includes “summertime sadness”. You’re probably thinking “it’s the summer – who can be sad with the... Continue Reading →

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