Posts tagged depression
Realistic Actions for When Depression Hits Hard

When depression feels overwhelming, even small tasks can seem impossible. In this blog, we explore simple, realistic actions that can help when you're struggling to find motivation. From tiny wins to structured daily routines, discover actionable steps you can take to create progress. Learn how to break tasks into manageable pieces, protect your mental well-being, and take care of yourself during tough times.

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Surviving Single During February

If you’re struggling with currently being single or are in a place where you crave a romantic relationship, this month might be a little bit harder for you than others. While it can feel like Valentine's Day is exclusively reserved for those in romantic relationships, with a few mindset shifts and skills, this month presents a unique opportunity for singles to celebrate self-care, personal growth, and the joy of being independent.

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Coping With Loss During a Joyous Season

For many, the holidays are a time for gathering, giving, and celebration. While it can be a time of joy, gratitude, and parties, it can also be when our losses and hurts stand in stark contrast to those around us. When we are navigating loss, a powerful path to healing is building special spaces and habits around the feelings of love and joy embodied by the person or experience for which we are grieving.

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First-World Problems Are Still Real-Life Problems

Dr. Benjamin Metta Penhas discussed why it’s important to validate our issues and problems, even when they may be considered “first world problems.” The impact of how invalidating our concerns can have negative effects on our lives is discussed and these issues are addressed within the context of recognizing and being grateful for the privilege some of us have been afforded.

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