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DBT Skills for the Holidays
Take care of yourself this holiday season. The holiday season, while often celebrated as a time of joy, togetherness, and festivity, can paradoxically also serve as a catalyst for stress, anxiety, and a range of emotional challenges.


Breathing Techniques: Calming Mindfulness for New Moms
Mindful breathing is a simple, portable self-help tool for new moms to help manage emotions that can be done anywhere -at the supermarket, at work, at a playdate. Cadenced breathing is a simple yet powerful tool that can help calm the nervous system.


DBT: Live in the Balance of Acceptance and Change
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) is a type of psychotherapy used to help people control overwhelming emotions, become more tolerant of stress, and improve relationships.


Bonding Through Mindfulness: Connecting with Your Baby
Mindfulness offers a gentle way to deepen your connection with your baby, helping you both feel more secure, loved, and present. Here are some mindfulness practices to nurture your bond.


Neroli Essential Oil: A Citrus Blossom Treasure for Body, Mind, and Spirit
Neroli essential oil is a delicate and exotic essence extracted from the fragrant blossoms of the bitter orange tree. With a luminous, floral-citrus aroma, neroli awakens the senses and uplifts the heart. Its gentle energy calms tension and anxiety while restoring a radiant clarity to both the skin and the spirit.


Finding Yourself: How to Develop a Strong Sense of Self
If you feel untethered through life or don’t know who you truly are—that’s natural. For most people, their sense of self doesn’t strengthen or develop until their mid-twenties to thirties, and that’s because up until that point, you’re still taking in the world around you, trying out new things, and gaining experience which you can then use to truly define your sense of self.


The Healing Power of Pets
Pets are more than just animals in our homes — they are companions, confidants, and sources of unconditional love. Whether through structured pet therapy or everyday companionship, animals can play a vital role in easing loneliness, reducing stress, and improving quality of life.


How to Be a Good Friend
Humans thrive on interactions with others, with relationships of all types helping to bring meaning to life. Friendships, in particular, help you connect with like-minded individuals and flesh out your sense of self.


Understanding Post-Traumatic Growth: Finding Strength After Adversity
Post-traumatic growth (PTG) refers to the personal development and new perspectives that can emerge after adversity. Unlike resilience, which is about bouncing back, PTG is about moving forward and discovering new strengths, values, and possibilities as a result of hardship.


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Healing for Your Whole Self
Many of the thoughts that cross our minds each day are automatic negative thoughts (ANT). Over time, this cognitive loop starts feeding a cycle of self-doubt and worry that's hard to break. It can leave you feeling drained, anxious, or disconnected from the things that usually bring you joy.


Creative Helichrysum Recipes for Wellness
If you're curious about herbalism and would like to explore herbs as a hobby, here are some easy recipes to try at home. These are designed to be accessible and effective, perfect for anyone looking to explore and nurture their mind and body naturally.


Unlock the Power of Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy is not just about making your home smell nice. It’s a holistic approach that uses natural plant extracts to promote health and well-being. When you inhale essential oils, the molecules travel through your nose and stimulate the limbic system—the part of your brain that controls emotions, memories, and arousal. This is why certain scents can instantly lift your mood or help you relax after a stressful day.


Book Review: We Were Gonna Have a Baby, but We Had an Angel Instead by Pat Schwiebert
A pregnancy loss is a primal, deep loss. And often the parents dealign with this devastating loss have other, young children who were looking forward to having a little brother or little sister. There is help available, in this time of pain, for parents who need to find ways to answer their surviving children’s questions about death and help them cope with their emotions. Pregnancy and infant loss is a family event.


The lasting effects of PTSD on your everyday life
Ptsd: Some people's trauma from a harsh incident can linger for months or even years. This is why two people can experience the exact same trauma, and not heal at the same time.


Helichrysum Essential Oil: The Immortal Oil of Healing and Restoration
Helichrysum is known as the oil of the wounded healer—both physically and emotionally. It has a unique ability to open the heart while grounding and comforting the soul. Used in energetic healing and trauma therapy, this oil encourages emotional release, forgiveness, and deep inner restoration.


Unveiling the Ancient Roots of Yoga and Its Impact on Mindbody Therapy for Self-Care and Mental Health
Today, yoga plays a vital role in mindbody therapy and is integrated into various therapeutic practices. Research shows that consistent yoga practice can effectively reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress, common issues in modern life.


Mindfulness and Meditation for Beginners
If you’re curious about how to begin a mindfulness and meditation practice, you’re in the right place. Let’s explore some practical, friendly ways to bring mindfulness into your routine, with a few personal stories sprinkled in to keep things real.


Your Most Important Relationship: How to Practice Self-Love
Learn how to strengthen your relationship with yourself, and explore how self-love, acceptance, and positivity can improve your emotional well-being


Embracing Holistic Mental Health: Your Guide to Well-Being
Creating an integrative plan of traditional talk therapy combined with complementary, or holistic, treatments will tap the mind-body connection, enhance emotional awareness, and improve resilience.


Life is not black or white, it’s the full spectrum of color in between
This black-and-white thinking is actually a symptom of depression. It’s also a symptom of anxiety as well as other mental illnesses.
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