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Managing Fear of the Unknown
Fear of the unknown is a natural response to uncertainty and change. As humans, we are wired to seek stability and predictability.
How to Reignite Passion and Intimacy in Your Marriage
Over time, it’s natural for the passion and intimacy in a marriage to fluctuate. Daily responsibilities, stress, and familiarity can sometimes overshadow the excitement and connection that once marked the early days of your relationship.
Self Esteem: Breaking The Cycle of Social Comparisons
In a world dominated by social media and constant connectivity, comparing ourselves to others has become second nature.
Recovering From Grief and Finding Meaning
The grief of loss can be life-changing. It’s universal and inevitable, yet a deeply personal experience that many struggle to cope with.
Keeping the Spark Alive in Long-Distance Relationships
Long-distance relationships can be challenging for many; they often become the breaking point for a majority of couples. But, they can also serve as the cornerstone of a stronger bond between you and your partner.
Co-Parenting After Divorce
Divorce can be a challenging process, especially when children are involved. For parents, the journey doesn’t end after the divorce; a new journey begins – co-parenting.
5 Compassionate Ways to Help a Teen With Depression
As a parent, you’re probably familiar with your teenager’s moody behavior. But how can you tell if it’s just typical teen angst or something more serious? Depression in teens often masquerades as irritability, angry outbursts, or physical complaints.
Helping your Child Develop Resilient Coping Skills
Life is full of challenges, but as a parent, one of the greatest gifts you can give your child is the coping skills needed to overcome those challenges. Resilient coping skills allow your children to recover from setbacks, manage stress, and thrive under difficult circumstances.
Understanding Trauma Bonding
Trauma bonding occurs when a victim of abuse develops a deep emotional attachment to their abuser. This connection often underlies many toxic relationships, making it extremely hard to break free from, especially in long-term relationships.
How Does Depression Affect Executive Function?
Many believe that depression is defined by persistent sadness or low mood, but its effects can extend far beyond emotions.One of the most significant yet lesser-known impacts of depression is on executive function – our brain’s ability to plan, organize, and solve problems effectively.