Toxic positivity is the overgeneralization of a happy, optimistic state resulting in the denial & invalidation of the authentic human emotional experience.
Cyberbullying: What It Is and What We Can Do
Cyberbullying is the use of electronic technology to send or post malicious content. It effects our children at even young ages. Here’s what we can do.
What Not to Say to Someone Suffering from an Eating Disorder, According to Actual Patients
5 tips on what to avoid saying to someone suffering from an eating disorder because certain comments are often misinterpreted.
Anxiety and Depression During Pregnancy and How to Cope
When you’re expecting a child, it’s normal for parents (especially new parents) to expect some anxiety and depression. This can affect an expecting mother’s ability to function normally. Here’s what to look for and how to cope.
When Baby Comes, Here are the Shifts to Expect in Your Relationship
For new parents, bringing home a new baby will create a lot of stressful changes. This post helps you prepare & cope with the relationship shifts.
Guilt for Success: What Happens When We Leave the Pack
Many people experience guilt for achieving success. This guilt happens because we are instinctively influenced to stay equal with peers. Learn how to shed the pack mentality.
Avoidance: The Band-Aid Solution to Long-Term Problems
Avoidance is an ineffective coping skill that offers the mind an escape from thinking or feeling uncomfortable things. Learn how to avoid avoiding.
How to Tend To Relationships: A ‘To-Do’ List
Tending to relationships can easily be overlooked with a never-ending to-do list and overwhelming demands at home or work. Here’s how to shift your focus.
The Relationship Between Grief and Eating Disorders
Grief has a profound effect on your mental health. It can even cause an eating disorder to develop. Learn how grief and eating disorders are connected.
What We Need to Know About Survivor’s Guilt
Survivor’s guilt is complex & shouldn’t be ignored. If you or someone you know may be struggling with survivor’s guilt, please call (954) 488-2933.
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