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By: Laura Bennett
In a world increasingly aware of mental health, anxiety remains a heavily discussed yet often misunderstood phenomenon. Continue reading “Almost Everything Anxiety Ever Told You ‘Is a Lie’, Says Author”
By: Lauren Chee
Experiencing guilt is a part of being human. Guilt is the feeling that we have acted against our personal standards or values in some way. Continue reading “Letting Go of Guilt”
By: Sabrina Peters
In the realm of mental health and therapy, understanding the various states of mind can be a crucial tool for individuals striving for emotional balance and effective decision-making. Continue reading “Cultivating a ‘Wise Mind’ for Emotional Health”
By: Johanna McCarthy
We all worry; it’s part of being human. Continue reading “How to Break the Vicious Cycle of Worry”
By: Steff Willis
It’s so often the case – we book in that holiday and we look forward to some much needed rest and relaxation. Continue reading “Why Do I Feel So Exhausted After Taking a Holiday?”
By: Akos Balogh
Anxiety was never a part of my life.
Continue reading “Here’s What I’ve Learned About Responding Well To Anxiety”
By: Jennifer Chu
Imagine Lisa and Mark, parents of two young children living in Sydney, experiencing the whirlwind of a typical Monday morning. Continue reading “7 Tips for Breaking the Parenting Pressure Cooker”
By: Sabrina Peters
Dr. John Gottman, a prominent figure in the world of marriage and couples therapy, introduced a concept known as the “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” to describe destructive communication patterns that can threaten relationships. Continue reading “‘The Four Horsemen’ – AKA, The Four Patterns That Damage Relationships”
By: Sabrina Peters
Have you ever found yourself caught in a state of “bla,” where each day seems to blur into the next, and your enthusiasm for life slowly fades away? Continue reading “From Languishing to Flourishing: How to Get There”
By: Sabrina Peters
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a widely practiced and evidence-based form of psychotherapy that focuses on the connections between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Continue reading “What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy – And Can it Help Me?”