One of the biggest stressors social media creates is the constant pressure to be perfect. But like anything, moderation is key.

Social anxiety disorder (SAD) involves a fear of being judged, criticized, or embarrassed in social situations.

Getting back into the dating pool can be exciting and overwhelming, especially when you’re navigating it through apps or meeting someone new

For LGBTQIA+ individuals, dealing with rejection, isolation, or direct hostility from family, friends, or workplaces can be exhausting.

Anxiety often leads to spiraling thoughts that feel real and overwhelming, even though they aren’t always based on facts.

EMDR is a therapy designed to help people process and heal from past trauma. It stimulates both brain hemispheres.

Adulting involves balancing multiple roles—worker, partner, friend, family member, and sometimes parent.

Emotional trauma happens when you experience an event or series of events that overwhelm your ability to cope.

You can increase your chances of sticking with your resolution - and developing long term habits - with the right mindset and approach.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a type of depression that hits when the days get shorter and the weather gets colder.

In the case of an anxiety attack, there’s no real danger. Your brain is just overreacting to something, causing your body to go into panic.

Separation anxiety is the feeling of intense fear or distress when a person is separated from someone they are emotionally attached to

Family gatherings don’t have to be filled with tension. By preparing yourself you can navigate even the most challenging discussions.

Adults with attachment trauma often question their self-worth, difficulty trusting others, or facing challenges in relationships.

After a divorce, your life changes significantly. Embrace this period as an opportunity to redefine your identity and values.

Understanding how to support someone with OCD is a big step in encouraging your loved one.

OCD is more than a preference for cleanliness or organization. It's experiencing intrusive thoughts and/or engaging in compulsive behaviors.

Family expectations or societal norms can shape how we view ourselves. When struggling with depression, these expectations may interfere.

When shyness becomes intense and causes people to avoid social interactions, it could be a sign of something more serious: social anxiety.

Depression is a complicated condition that affects each person differently.

ADHD: Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity. Struggles with focus, organization, time management. Restlessness, interrupting, mood swings.

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