Blog’s

We’ve all be there the racing thoughts, the constant worry, the feeling that something terrible is just around the corner. For years, I told myself it was normal - just part of being a responsible adult in a stressful world. But over time, my anxiety began to take...

How to navigate social anxiety, using meditation, accessing support, challenging your assumptions and socializing in small steps.

This video explores how poor sleep impacts anxiety and depression. Actionable tips are provided on improving sleep hygiene to support mental wellness.

What to do during a panic attack, grounding exercises, seeking professional help. Actionable techniques for managing panic attacks, including breathing exercises, grounding techniques, and creating a calming environment for yourself

Mental health is about how you think, feel, and act in your everyday life. It affects how you handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Just like physical health, mental health is important at every stage of life. When your mental health is good, you feel...

Recognize High-Functioning Depression Depression doesn't always look like what you see in the movies. Sometimes, it's not about staying in bed all day or crying uncontrollably. Sometimes, it's about pushing through each day with a smile on your face while feeling...

The Quarter-Life Crisis is Real - And You're Not Alone If you're in your mid-20s, feeling, stuck and questioning everything from your career path to your life goals, welcome to the club, you are official in, the "quarter-life crisis".  Some say it’s the curse of...

Your Journey to Managing Depression Depression is a beast I've battled for years. Sometimes it's like being trapped in a dense, suffocating fog that obscures everything, while other times, it's a mist that lingers in the background. Throughout my journey, I've found...

Whether you're a teen trying to cope with the pressures of school or an adult trying to figure out how to create balance, anxiety can significantly disrupt your quality of life. Let’s explore some common symptoms, causes, and treatments of anxiety to help you...

Unpacking EMDR:    The Ultimate Guide to Overcoming Anxiety and Trauma Over the past four years, terms like trauma, anxiety, and therapy have been trending across social media. There's also been a surge in people being more empowered to seek knowledge about their...

Navigating Grief with EMDR Therapy: A Journey to Healing I was afraid of attaching to anyone because I didn’t want to make myself vulnerable to the pain of losing them if they died. It’s hard to focus on hope amidst the waves of sorrow, and the last thing I wanted to...

Healing Together Six Benefits of Group Healing for Depression Introduction Some of the most common statements made by sufferers of depression are, “No one understands me,” “I feel alone,” and ”there’s something wrong with me.” Depression often leads to feelings of...

Depressed in Silence! All roads take you on a journey; you don't have to travel through this life alone. Sometimes life seems like a long lonely road to nowhere. Most of us walk around pretending that we have it all together, even when we're hanging on by a thread....

Four Reasons Why Teenagers Rebel I recently facilitated a rap session with a group of teens and young adults ages 16 to 19. They identified one of their main stressors as their parents’ unintentional oppressive tendencies. They were frustrated with the dictatorship...

5 Reasons Why Young Adults get Depressed There is a gross misperception that when an individual enters young adulthood (between the ages of 18 to 29) they transition into a state of bliss, fun and contentment. On the contrary, it can be extremely difficult to adjust...

Suicide is Not For Cowards! Last week was National Suicide Prevention Week, and it hit me hard, especially when I was reminded that suicide is the third leading cause of death among children and young adults from ages 10 to 24. I thought about all the people I knew...

Anxiety in Men He was sitting behind his desk at work and his chest started to feel like bricks were piling up on top of it; he was sweating, experiencing shortness of breath, and had a headache. Furthermore, he hadn't had a good night's sleep in weeks. He sat there...

The Day I lost my 3 a.m. Friend... Some days I wake up feeling like I can conquer the world, then fate throws me a curve ball. I often catch it, but sometimes I miss. When I lose, my courage wavers and I begin to feel unworthy, hopeless and anxious. If I consider...

I Didn't know I was depressed Christopher's steps were pronounced when he walked he dragged his feet and his gaze was sporadic.  He had no enthusiasm, didn't care for friends, and he had bags under his eyes. Christopher's childhood was spent in a home where his name...

Anxiety: Commonly Unperceived Factors Anxiety disorders are recognized as the leading mental health illness in the United States, yet only 36 percent of the American population diagnosed with anxiety receives treatment. Do you wonder why this occurs? Anxiety disorders...

THE BREAKUP Dear Anxiety: I remember the first time I met you; I was confident, determined and carefree. You appeared out of nowhere, as if you were lurking in the background, waiting for the chance to take advantage of me. I was introduced to you by a family member...

What's There to Be Anxious About? I sat across from her watching her squirm in agony. Several people tried to help her, but she refused to let them help. I could tell she was embarrassed. She curled into a fetal position in her seat and hung her head low. The flight...

Anxious and Hiding Just one glance and you would be mesmerized by his tall stature, his deep voice and his confidence. After one conversation you would want to learn more about him. His stare was intense and inviting, and he was jovial. I approached him and introduced...