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5 Life Changing Mental Health Tools
Here are 5 easy and accessible mental health tools that can absolutely change your life.


When Discontent Won’t Go Away: What Stillness Can Teach You About Peace
You know that feeling of being unsettled or ill at ease without knowing exactly why? It’s like an internal itch you can't quite reach.


7 Reasons Why Journaling Is Good For Your Health
The benefits of journaling are expansive, beginning with its ability to alleviate stress.


Always Comparing Yourself To Others? Stop Making This Mistake.
The perception that everyone else is happier or other families are better than yours can feel heavy, painful, and very real...


Coping with the Loneliness of Grief
Whether you’ve lost your partner to divorce, death, or debilitating physical or mental illness, the grief that follows can feel overwhelming


How Single Parents Can Stay Social on a Tight Budget
One of the many hard parts of becoming a single parent after divorce is not just the loss of the primary relationship but also the loss of relationships that are connected to the relationship. Moreover, most newly divorced are facing a tighter budget than ever before , making it hard to go out and have fun, especially if there are kids in the mix. Being able to remain socially connected is crucial for healing and rebuilding a new life , so all the more reason to learn how to


Do This to Stop Being So Hard On Yourself
I'm going to show you exactly how to stop being so hard on yourself and have a happier life.


Rebuilding Trust in Yourself After Divorce
Some people stay in a miserable marriage for years just so they can fulfill an image of happiness and perfection, meanwhile, their soul...


Social Anxiety and Loneliness: Why Getting Into Community Isn't Always The Answer For Reducing Loneliness
If you struggle with loneliness and social anxiety, diving into a new community may not be the best solution.


The Link Between Perfectionism and Loneliness
In her book, The Gifts of Imperfection , researcher and author Brené Brown, Ph.D, says, “Perfectionism is a self-destructive and addictive belief system that fuels this primary thought: If I look perfect and do everything perfectly, I can avoid or minimize the painful feelings of blame, judgment, and shame.” I’m going to share with you one of my crash-and-burn experience with perfectionism, explain the connection between perfectionism and loneliness, help you recognize if yo


How to Enjoy Alone Time
Don’t you love going out to eat by yourself? No, of course you don’t. Almost nobody does. Because you know what happens? Your mind bombards you with thoughts about being a loser, a loner, a weirdo, and the list so goes. You are consumed with ideas of how other people must be judging you negatively. If your thoughts weren’t such a problem, how do you imagine your solo experiences would be different? Learning how to deeply enjoy your time alone does not mean you’ll end up doing


When You Feel Alone on Valentine's Day
Explore a new way of dealing with feeling alone on Valentine's Day




How to Create a Peaceful Life
Learn 5 crucial habits that you can start doing today to help you create a life filled with connection and peace.
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