Support

A concept discussed in the therapy world quite frequently is the idea of social support. Social support can be incredibly valuable and healing regarding mental health and wellness. Having friends and peers to share experiences and be vulnerable with can provide much needed validation, understanding and increased closeness. It allows for deeper conversations and collaborationContinue reading “Support”

What To Do When You Dislike A Part Of You

As we go through life, we gather information about ourselves and others that form our personal story. We remember times we felt awesome, times we felt stupid or less than, and everything in between. We gather information from experiences with teachers like your 10th grade English teacher who told you that you weren’t the brightestContinue reading “What To Do When You Dislike A Part Of You”

Connection and Celebration

One of the most important things in life is how connected we feel with others and the relationships we form and cultivate. Creating meaningful connection to others can improve our mood, self-esteem, and general perception of ourselves. The key word here is meaningful. Not all relationships are created equal and so today, I want toContinue reading “Connection and Celebration”

Have You Been Feeling Uninspired?

Have you been feeling uninspired lately? One thing that I have heard from many individuals is feeling uninspired and bored during this time of social distancing and working from home. At first, we worked to make sure we had structure and routines, we scheduled zoom calls with family and had virtual happy hours to createContinue reading “Have You Been Feeling Uninspired?”

Holding Ourselves Accountable

We have talked about change, we have explored changing the narrative but all of those ideas without accountability add up to a small amount of fluff. While we do want to approach change in a compassionate light, there is a responsibility to uphold a delicate balance. The balance is one of both compassion and accountability.Continue reading “Holding Ourselves Accountable”