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Find Your Happy: Don’t Wait for It to Arrive with Spring

How to create joy on your own terms As we say goodbye to spring and welcome summer, many of us expect a natural lift in our moods. Longer days, warmer temperatures, and green landscapes often bring a sense of renewal. But what happens when that emotional shift doesn’t arrive as expected? For …
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It’s Spring – So Why Aren’t You Happy?

Rebuilding connections, one step at a time Spring. We all wait for it – a time of renewal when we’re no longer housebound by temperatures and days too short. We look forward to planting our gardens, exercising, and connecting with neighbors, friends, and extended relatives. Or at least, we used …
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When a Friendship Ends: Understanding, Grieving, and Moving Forward

Giving yourself permission to grieve while creating space for healing and new beginnings When people think about breakups, our minds usually jump to romantic relationships. But another painful and overlooked form of heartbreak is the end of a friendship. “Breaking up” with a close, platonic …
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A Guide to Self-Soothing

Grounding Techniques to Reduce Stress In this digital age, we are constantly bombarded with breaking news and alarming headlines, a constant flow of information that our nervous systems were not designed to handle. It’s important and understandable to be informed, but it is even more important to …
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A Defense of Winter and the Custom of “Hygge”

Finding Stillness in a Season That Slows Us Down I’ve always loved winter.  To be fair, there is a lot to dislike about this season – I, along with many people, dread the long cold nights, icy roads, and minimal sunlight.  But despite these setbacks, I still look forward to fall …
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Best of “In This Family” Episodes

Our most listened-to conversations about family relationships, mental health, and resilience This fall, Nexus Family Healing launched a new podcast, In This Family, hosted by our President/CEO Dr. Michelle K. Murray. Each episode features guests who share how mental health has shaped their lives …
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Keeping Holiday Anxiety at Bay

A self-care guide for holiday gatherings The holidays are often celebrated as a time of joy and connection. But for many, they can also bring a wave of anxiety and a sense of worrying about what “may” happen. Whether you are hosting or attending, holiday gatherings can sometimes feel like …
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Supporting Mental Health Across Cultures

A Guide to Providing Culturally Sensitive Care Across different cultures, the way people talk about mental health, express emotions, and respond to discipline can vary widely. For care professionals, providing culturally sensitive, trauma-informed support means taking the time to understand each …
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Cozy Fall Activities for Your Mental Health

The swift approach of Autumn and the ending of summer can be a brutal adjustment. Days are short and cold, evenings are dark and long, and these changes in the weather can bring on symptoms of Seasonal Depressive Disorder. Because of this, it’s important to find enjoyable ways to combat these …
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Understanding Collective Grief and Mutual Aid

Tragedies are an unfortunate inevitability of life. Grief is the aftermath. It’s the fear and sadness and impending sense of doom as we look into a future where something we loved is missing forever.  Sometimes entire communities experience an emotionally or physically devastating event …
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There Is No Right Way to Grieve

A couple of years ago, I wrote a blog post about the grief I felt when the relationship with my mother changed significantly. I wrote about how the stages of grief helped me process the emotions and changes I felt. However, through new experiences, I have learned that the stages of grief don’t …
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The Power of Empathy in Making Meaningful Connections

Empathy is a critical part in what makes us human: the ability to understand things from another person’s point of view helps us to better understand each other. It’s vital in creating safe spaces for our friends and loved ones to feel understood, making it an essential part of mental health …
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