Navigating Brain Fog Related to Anxiety
Brain fog is an exhaustion that seeps through our entire being. It’s like landing on a fuzzy TV channel and no matter what you do- you can’t get a clear picture.
Recognizing Substance Abuse
Those who are suffering from a substance use disorder may not admit to their own addiction or may not even be aware that they have one to begin with. There are ways to recognize substance abuse.
Coping Skills for Depression
When you feel depressed, you will naturally find ways to cope with the negative feelings. Try engaging in activities that bring relief and help with relaxation.
Fun for School Winter Vacation
Here are some ideas for fun activities to try while the kids are out of school this holiday season.
Coping With Seasonal Depression During a Pandemic
Seasonal Affective Disorder is a type of depression that’s related to changes in seasons. Most people begin experiencing this in the fall and continue into the winter months.
How to Cope If You Are Spending This Holiday Season Alone
We are now in the 9th month of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Coping with Grief and the Holidays
Holidays are times spent with our loved ones. Not only are we in the midst of how to navigate spending holidays with loved ones, we are also facing holidays missing loved ones who have passed away.
Navigating the Holidays through COVID
As the holiday season is coming into view, we must acknowledge that this year will feel different than years past. We find our feelings of excitement being replaced with uncertainty.
What’s It Like to Have High-Functioning Anxiety?
High-Functioning Anxiety has become a term that refers to people who live with anxiety, but who identify themselves as functioning reasonably well in different aspects of their life.
Be the One to Follow Up
The week of September 28th during National Suicide Prevention Month [...]