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Suicide Warning Signs

People who are thinking of ending their life often exhibit one or more warning signs, either through what they say or what they do. There usually is not one clear reason for why someone may feel suicidal or that suicide is the only answer to their problems. Suicide is preventable and knowing the …
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Summertime Depression – The “Blues” or Something More?

Seasonal depression, or SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), is when someone experiences depressive symptoms during cold winter months. Seasonal depression is common in the winter due to less light during the day and it being colder and harder to get out of the house. However, some people experience …
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Coping During the 4th of July Celebrations

The 4th of July, for many, is a fun summer holiday with outdoor festivities, cooking, and fireworks. But for some, this time of year can be stressful. The loud, booming noises and bright colors of fireworks can trigger and overwhelm those living with sensory processing issues, often stemming from …
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It’s Spring – So Why Aren’t You Happy?

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 to look forward to these things every …
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Spring Cleaning? Don’t Forget Your Brain.

In this season that invites us to start lightening up, clear stuff out, and evaluate our warmer weather wardrobe, something about sleep caught my ear in a podcast. Evidently, it’s not “new news” that during sleep our cerebral fluid flows through our brains, flushing out “metabolic toxins.” This …
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Building Self-Esteem and Self-Love

In this month of love and romance, we often forget one of the most important kinds of love – loving yourself. These words may seem over-used and cliché. But as exhaustive as these conversations can be, there is truth to them. Here are some tips and tricks on how to help build your self-esteem and …
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Making Friends as an Adult Can Be Tough: Here Are Some Tips to Help

Last Spring, my husband and I bought our first house after living in a small town for five years. We were eager to move to the big city – I was ready to be around people again! Though I had a few friends living in the area, this was new territory to me. I didn’t know the best places to hang, where …
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How to Make Mental Health Resolutions Stick

This time of year, many people find themselves setting resolutions for different aspects of their lives, including goals related to improving their mental health. While it is important to prioritize self-care and address any mental health concerns, it can be challenging to stick to these resolutions …
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Maintain Healthy Boundaries This Holiday By Learning to Say “No”

Personal boundaries are the limits and rules we set for ourselves within relationships. A person with healthy boundaries can say “no” when they want and still maintain close, honest, positive relationships. Healthy boundaries are especially important during high-stress times like the holiday season. …
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Here and Now: A Powerful Stranger

The end of the year can be comforting in its familiarity. Clustered with moments of tradition, we often have anchors that connect us to the past. With that of course is the cacophony of feelings that come with tradition, the past, and the passing of time. Each year can be a mixture of weighted …
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20 Holistic Healing Lessons for Your Mental Health Journey

Every person’s journey is different, especially when it comes to finding personal health and well-being. These holistic lessons below are helpful reminders when your mindset may be struggling, when you’re having difficulty finding positive momentum forward, and needing to change your …
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Ending Summer With Gratitude

Labor Day has come and gone, and while for many this means the end of summer – we still have a few weeks left of sunshine and warm temperatures before fall truly sets in. This time of year is always hard for me because I feel the impending doom of winter crawling toward my doorstep. But, this year, …
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