Healing Comes in Waves

A misconception about healing is that once you start feeling better, it stays that way. Sometimes we believe that if we've worked through something, talked about it, prayed about it, gone to counseling, changed our circumstances and environment, or believe that time heals all, then we should be over it. But healing doesn't work like... Continue Reading →

Setting Boundaries

Setting boundaries is not a bad thing.  It doesn’t mean you're being mean, rude, or selfish. It shows and communicates to others what you are and not comfortable with. You may have to tell individuals you are not available or you don’t have the bandwidth to handle certain situations. This doesn’t mean you love them... Continue Reading →

The Practice of Loving-Kindness Meditation

In recent years, loving-kindness meditation has become an increasingly popular mindfulness practice. Rooted in ancient Buddhist tradition and now widely used in modern therapeutic settings, it offers a structured way to cultivate warmth, care, and goodwill toward ourselves and others. Research continues to explore its potential for improving emotional well-being and reducing mental health symptoms,... Continue Reading →

Psychological Distance

Many of the daily choices we make, about health, relationships, and goals, for example, are influenced by something we rarely notice, psychological distance. This concept refers to the mental space we perceive between ourselves and a person, event, or idea. Even if something is physically close, it may still feel distant in our minds depending... Continue Reading →

 Recognizing the Cycle of Narcissistic Abuse

Most people have encountered someone who seems magnetic when you first meet them. They are confident, charming, and larger than life. But for some, that shine slowly reveals a shadow. Narcissism should not be mistaken for simple selfishness or someone who enjoys looking in the mirror; it is a complex personality pattern that can quietly... Continue Reading →

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