Are you caught in an endless loop of negative thoughts that feel impossible to break free from? This repetitive pattern, called rumination, can have a severe impact on your mental health, causing heightened stress, anxiety, and even depression. The first step to...
Stress & Anxiety
5 Surprising Benefits of Anxiety
Anxiety is typically seen as something negative—an emotional state that we want to avoid or minimize. However, emerging research suggests that anxiety, when managed effectively, can have surprising benefits. Understanding these benefits can help you shift your...
The Difference Between Anxiety and Worry
Feelings of anxiety and worry are a common experiences for many of us these days. But often there's confusion regarding the difference between anxiety and worry and their implications for mental well-being. Worrying is a natural response to life's challenges. However,...
Why Sleep Trackers and Anxiety Aren’t a Good Mix
The quest for better sleep has led many to embrace technology, including sleep trackers. These devices promise insights into our sleep patterns, offering data to optimize our rest. However, for those prone to overthinking and anxiety, the combination of sleep trackers...
Understanding Panic Attacks: 5 Common Myths
Make no mistake; panic attacks are terrifying to experience. They consist of episodes of intense fear and discomfort that can strike unexpectedly, leaving one feeling helpless and overwhelmed. Despite their prevalence (up to 35% of Americans will experience one in...
7 Ways Gratitude Helps Decrease Anxiety
In a world that often feels like chaos on fire, the ability to learn to decrease anxiety is rapidly becoming a major concern for many. The constant bombardment of information, societal pressures, and personal challenges can leave us feeling overwhelmed and stressed....
Do I Need A Therapist For Stress Management?
In our crazy fast-paced world, it seems like stress is often riding shotgun in our lives. With demanding jobs, societal pressures every way we turn, a constant barrage of negativity in the media, not to mention the demands of family life, the pressures we face can...
5 Signs You’re Struggling With Seasonal Affective Disorder
As the seasons change and the days grow shorter, a lot of folks find themselves grappling with changes in mood and energy. For some, this seasonal shift goes beyond a simple case of the winter blues – it could be something that affects roughly 5% of the population:...
What is Therapy For Social Anxiety?
Social anxiety, aka social phobia, is the third most common mental health condition characterized by an intense and persistent fear of social situations and interactions. People with social anxiety often experience excessive worry about being judged, embarrassed, or...