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PTSD and Emotions: Trusting Your Gut or Staying Stuck?
After trauma, emotions can feel like a car alarm that won’t shut off, blaring even when there’s no real danger. For those with PTSD, this overactive alarm system makes it hard to know when to trust your gut and when emotions are keeping you stuck. Recovery means retraining your brain, rebuilding trust in yourself, and reclaiming joy.
Therapy for the Overthinker
Overthinking isn’t just annoying, it can hijack your sleep, decisions, and peace of mind. This post breaks down why your brain won’t stop spiraling and what actually helps.
Mindfulness Isn’t Always the Answer
Mindfulness gets a lot of hype, but it isn’t always helpful. Let’s break down when mindfulness supports regulation and when it may do more harm than good. If you’ve ever felt like mindfulness just made things worse, you’re not alone. Here's what to know and how to adapt it to actually work for you.
Does A Diagnosis Really Matter?
Not sure if getting a diagnosis is really worth it? You're not alone. In this blog, we explore why formal diagnoses can be validating, empowering, and key to getting the right support especially for ADHD, autism, anxiety, and more.
How to Stay Sane on Social Media When the World Feels Like a Dumpster Fire
Social media can help us feel connected—but when the world feels overwhelming, constant scrolling can leave us anxious, numb, or exhausted. This post breaks down realistic ways to stay informed without burning out.
7 Ways to Feel Less Lonely
Loneliness is more than physical isolation—it’s an emotional state that many struggle with daily. In this insightful blog, we share evidence-based strategies to break free from isolation and build meaningful connections. These practical tips will empower you to embrace purpose, deepen relationships, and find lasting comfort in community