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The Power of Journaling to Deal with Anxiety and Depression

The Power of Journaling to Deal with Anxiety and Depression

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In a world where mental health challenges affect millions, journaling stands as a simple yet profound tool in managing anxiety and depression. I discovered this practice during my darkest moments, and it transformed my approach to mental wellness. Let's explore how putting pen to paper can create meaningful change in...

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F.E.A.R.: How to Stop Letting Fear Run Your Life

F.E.A.R.: How to Stop Letting Fear Run Your Life

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What If Fear Isn’t the Enemy—But the Messenger? You’ve probably heard the acronym before: F.E.A.R. = False Evidence Appearing Real. It’s catchy for a reason. Fear often arises not from real danger, but because our brain confuses discomfort or uncertainty with a threat. And when we don’t pause to question...

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NEXT! How Always Striving for the Next Achievement Underscores a Need to Prove One’s Worth

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When Accomplishment Becomes a Moving Target You finish something big—a promotion, a degree, a creative project, or a milestone. People celebrate. You smile, maybe even let yourself feel proud for a moment. But then, without skipping a beat, the voice in your head whispers: “What’s next?” And just like that,...

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How Embracing Playfulness Can Improve Mental Health, Strengthen Relationships, and Boost Productivity

How Embracing Playfulness Can Improve Mental Health, Strengthen Relationships, and Boost Productivity

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When Did Play Become a Luxury Instead of a Necessity? As children, play was natural. We ran, imagined, created, and laughed without hesitation. Somewhere along the way, responsibilities took charge. Play became seen as frivolous. We thought we no longer had time for it. Yet, losing touch with play comes...

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How to Use Grounding Practices to Manage Anxiety and Stay in the Moment

How to Use Grounding Practices to Manage Anxiety and Stay in the Moment

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Anxiety Can Pull You Away From the Present Moment Your mind races with worry about the future. You replay past mistakes or think about worst-case scenarios. Anxiety disconnects you from reality, making it hard to focus, breathe, or feel at ease. When your thoughts feel too Why Grounding Practices Work...

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How to Navigate Political Differences with Family and Friends

How to Navigate Political Differences with Family and Friends

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Political Differences Are More Divisive Than Ever You used to enjoy time with family and friends without walking on eggshells. Now, one wrong word can turn a simple gathering into a heated debate. You find yourself avoiding certain topics—or even certain people—just to keep the peace. The divide feels exhausting,...

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Using a One-Word Theme or Mantra to Motivate You in 2025

Using a One-Word Theme or Mantra to Motivate You in 2025

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As the new year approaches, many of us reflect on the past and set intentions for the future. Traditional resolutions often feel rigid, overwhelming, and hard to sustain. Instead, why not try a simpler, more flexible approach? A one-word theme for 2025 can be a powerful motivator. It can help...

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