February 27th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Smart Therapy Goals for Anxiety Relief Just as you’re exploring ways to manage your anxiety, it’s no coincidence that setting SMART goals can significantly enhance your therapy experience. By crafting goals that are S.M.A.R.T. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound,) you’re laying a foundation for success. You’ll uncover the nuances of tailoring these objectives to […]
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February 26th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Somatic Exercises for Anxiety: Effective Techniques for Calm and Control Nearly 264 million people worldwide suffer from anxiety, a testament to its prevalence in our modern society. You might find yourself among this number, searching for ways to navigate through the fog of worry and tension that clouds your daily life. Somatic exercises, with their […]
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February 24th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Environmental Self-Care: Practices for a Sustainable Personal Routine Environmental self-care is a multi-faceted approach tailored to enhance your personal well-being by conscientiously shaping your immediate surroundings. Embracing habits such as energy conservation, water preservation, and eco-friendly consumption doesn’t only benefit the planet—it can also lead to a more fulfilling and centered lifestyle. Incorporating nature into […]
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February 23rd, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Play Therapy and Anxiety: Effective Strategies for Alleviating Childhood Stress In a world where childhood anxiety can seem like a colossal beast, towering over your child’s happiness, you might feel at a loss for how to tame it. Yet, there’s a tool more powerful than you’ve imagined—play therapy. This approach doesn’t just put a band-aid […]
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February 19th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
7 Signs of High Functioning Anxiety: Spotting the Subtle Symptoms High-functioning anxiety is a term used to describe individuals who live with anxiety but are still able to function reasonably well in their daily lives. Although it isn’t a recognized mental health diagnosis, it’s essential to be aware of the signs and symptoms, as this […]
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February 18th, 2024 Mara Karpel
Image via Pexels Elevate Your Mental Well-Being: Surprising Strategies for Inner Peace By Justin Black Recognizing and caring for mental health is a key component of holistic well-being. Where mental health frequently receives less focus, identifying distinctive and practical methods for its enhancement is crucial. In this article, a variety of creative tactics will […]
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February 17th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
What to Say to Someone With Anxiety Attack Over Text: Quick Comforting Messages Anxiety attacks can be incredibly intense and frightening experiences. When you’re reaching out to someone who is experiencing one, it’s crucial to communicate through text with sensitivity and support. Your words can be a vital source of comfort, even when you’re not […]
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February 14th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Indoor Activities for Mental Health Patients: Enhancing Well-being Through Engagement Engaging in indoor activities has become increasingly important for enhancing your mental health and well-being, especially when outdoor options might be limited. From deep breathing exercises to mental health games, these activities support your journey towards improved mental well-being. They provide practical strategies to manage stress, […]
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February 12th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Smart Goals for Mental Health Examples: Strategies for Personal Growth Setting goals is a powerful motivator in all aspects of life, but when it comes to your mental health, defining clear objectives is especially critical. By breaking down the often overwhelming journey to better mental health into smaller, more manageable pieces, you give yourself the […]
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February 11th, 2024 Beth Elkassih
Is Snapchat Bad for Mental Health? Unveiling the Psychological Impact (**DISCLOSURE**: I am not a doctor or health professional. Although I am a mental health awareness advocate, do know that all information on this website, emails and social media is based on personal experience and research. It is not meant to be taken as medical […]
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