Hoarding

Hoarding is the act of collecting and acquiring things to an excessive degree, regardless of their actual value. However, this is not one’s abnormally large seashell collection or the cabinet full of plastic bags you continue to save from every grocery store trip for the past three years. Hoarding is a behavior that has the... Continue Reading →

Building Self-Esteem as a Teenager

    We all know that being a teenager can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster ride, with all the changes happening around us. But fear not, because I'm here to share some tips on how to build your self-esteem and embrace your inner strength. I remember growing up and being afraid to go to my first doctor’s... Continue Reading →

Finding Joy in Spending the Holidays Alone

  The holiday season is often associated with joyous gatherings of family and friends, but there may be times when circumstances lead us to spend the holidays alone. While it may initially seem daunting or even a bit lonely, embracing solitude during this time can offer a unique opportunity for self-reflection, relaxation, and personal growth. Through... Continue Reading →

Understanding an IOP: How Does it Work?

 Have you ever come across the term "IOP" and wondered what it means? I was in the same boat until recently. IOP, or Intensive Outpatient Program, is a type of treatment option for individuals struggling with mental health or substance abuse issues. Intrigued by this concept, I embarked on a journey to understand what an... Continue Reading →

Unleash Your Inner Cheerleader

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to get caught up in negative self-talk. We often find ourselves criticizing our abilities, appearance, or even our worth. However, embracing positive self-talk can be a game-changer in our lives. By harnessing the power of our inner cheerleader, we can transform our mindset and... Continue Reading →

Teenagers and Medication

If you are a parent and your teenager has recently been put on medication, you may face several hurdles. It is likely a very difficult time in your teenager’s life, and because of that, also a very difficult time in your life as well. If your teenager’s psychiatrist or physician has determined that medication would... Continue Reading →

I’ll Burn That Bridge When I Get to It

As I became older, I started noticing a pattern in my relationships. It appeared that I tended to walk away from relationships when things became complicated. I absolutely did this with the men I dated, but I also did this with friends and family members. I had my reasons in the moment. My boyfriend dropped... Continue Reading →

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