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 →

Understanding ADHD In Your Child

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is most commonly diagnosed in young children and is one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders in children. While it is usually diagnosed in childhood, it can still be diagnosed in adulthood. The most common symptoms people notice in children with ADHD are difficulty focusing and being over-energized. However, just because a... Continue Reading →

Tips For Setting Boundaries

Setting boundaries is a form of self-care, even though we usually think of relaxation techniques or pampering when we think of self-care. However, when you set boundaries in your relationships, you are protecting yourself and caring for yourself. Creating healthy boundaries will allow you to be your own person while still having intimate relationships and... Continue Reading →

The Power of Tears 

Tears are often seen as a sign of vulnerability and weakness, but in reality, they possess a powerful and profound ability to communicate emotions and connect us to our innermost selves and others. They have the capacity to express a wide range of feelings, from intense joy to overwhelming sadness. Tears can offer a cathartic... Continue Reading →

Stinking Thinking

We don’t realize how much our thoughts affect us emotionally, mentally, behaviorally and physically. The thoughts or narrative we have about ourselves will either propel us in life or limit us from building relationships with self and others. I like to say it’s the story we tell ourselves about ourselves. In technical terms this is... Continue Reading →

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