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Try These Five Therapeutic Activities at Home Today!

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We all want to improve our mental health. 

Therapy is a great option for improving mental wellness, however, it is not always available to us right when we need it. 

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What Is the Difference Between Self-Reflection & Rumination?

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Reflecting on our words, thoughts, and actions is a healthy and important part of life and personal development. 

However, sometimes we cross a line and find ourselves ensnared in thought cycles without end. These thoughts can be obsessive, distressing, and counterproductive.

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Mental Health Challenges and the Holiday Season

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Calendar-IconDecember 19, 2022  |  COMMUNICATION, Emotions, MENTAL HEALTH, Support, THERAPY

The month and a half between Thanksgiving and New Year can be a difficult time for many people. Society tells us the holiday season should be a time for joy and togetherness. For those whose reality does not meet these idealized expectations, mental health challenges often arise.  

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Looking Back at Your Year of Progress: Practicing Positive Reflection

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Calendar-IconDecember 5, 2022  |  MENTAL HEALTH, POSITIVITY, THERAPY

As the year draws to a close, it is important that we look back and reflect on the progress we have made.  

 

So long as you are making continual steps in a positive, healthy direction, you are making progress.  

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Tips for Talking to a Reluctant Family Member About Therapy

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Calendar-IconNovember 21, 2022  |  THERAPY

When someone you care about is struggling, there is nothing you wouldn’t do to help stop their suffering.  

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Mental Health in Childhood: Undiagnosed and Silently Suffering

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Calendar-IconApril 4, 2022  |  CHILD FOCUS, THERAPY, TRAUMA

Standing at nearly 7.7 million American children and teenagers, this figure is staggering. More alarming still is that only half of those 7.7 million received needed treatment from a mental health professional as of 2016.  

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