Self-improvement has become one of the defining values of modern life. Everywhere we look, we’re encouraged to become healthier, more productive, more mindful, more disciplined, and more successful. We download apps to optimize our sleep, track our workouts, monitor our nutrition, organize our schedules, and even measure our stress levels.
Saying no without guilt, and yes to your own life There’s something sacred about beginning together with a moment of stillness.Before we talk about burnout or boundaries or becoming, let’s slow down enough to notice ourselves. Feel your feet against the ground.Feel the weight of your breath — the rise,
Mental health conditions like OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) and Bipolar Disorder are often misunderstood, leading to stigma and misdiagnosis. At the same time, burnout is becoming increasingly common, especially among professionals and caregivers. Below are some key insights on OCD, Bipolar, and Burnout – 1. Understanding OCD and Bipolar Disorder: Breaking
The holidays often bring families together, creating opportunities for meaningful connection. But for many, this time can also highlight emotional struggles, especially for those navigating depression or other mental health challenges. Broaching these topics with family members can feel daunting, but open and supportive conversations have the power to strengthen
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In the latest episode of the “Yellow Chair Collective Podcast,” host Helen Garcia sits down with Asuka Garcia, LCSW, to delve into the ancient Japanese art of Taiko drumming and its remarkable impact on mental health. The conversation takes listeners on an insightful journey, touching on both personal and professional
For many of us, our jobs occupy a significant portion of our time. As a result, they also tend to occupy a significant portion of our headspace. Given that we must spend so many hours per week at work, it is no wonder that we face stress and exhaustion due
