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The Good And Bad About Trauma Bonding
Relationships can be difficult on their own even when the world around the couple presents no additional challenges. However, when one or both partners suffer from mental illness resulting from trauma, it can lead to more complex relationship bonds that may or may not be entirely healthy.
5 Awesome Weight Loss Smoothies: Expert Tips And Recipes For Quick Weight Loss
In this article, we’re going to reveal the truth about weight loss smoothies and what you can do to maximize the nutritional benefits of these beverages.
We Can All Make a Change to Support Men’s Mental Health
The stats are shocking, but behind the numbers are real men, with real, individual experiences, struggling and urgently needing our help.
Chris Hughes on Anxiety, Panic Attacks and Love
Chris Hughes is using his platform to reveal the power of being vulnerable and is encouraging all men to feel no shame in showing their true emotions.
Suicide Prevention: How to Help Someone Who is Suicidal
Suicide seems frightening and overwhelming, so it’s natural for many of us to want to ‘look the other way’ – how could you possibly talk anyone out of it? But there is good news: just talking with another person and showing you care can be an incredible help.
Why Do We Love Horror? The Psychology Behind Scary Entertainment
If we saw even half of the things we do in any other context, we would find them horrific. What is it about horror films that entertain us?
Tech Safety Tips For Domestic Violence Survivors
In this day and age, technology is a powerful tool. But for domestic violence abusers, it can serve as a means of oppression and control. Find out how to protect yourself online.
How To Face Your Fears By Strengthening Emotional Awareness
True fear is a signal to the presence of real danger. Unwarranted fear, we confuse for anxiety, stress, worry, or dread, is based upon our memory.
7 Important Tips For Supporting Someone With PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder takes an enormous toll on the individual but often overlooked is the effect it has on loved ones caring for someone with PTSD.
How to Love After Heartbreak
I’ve always been a dreamer. To some, it was my best quality; others would tell me to get my head out of the clouds. I knew my love was out there.
Getting Through Father’s Day Without Him
It’s a day to celebrate the roles that fathers play in our lives, but if your dad is no longer with you Father’s Day can be a painful reminder of your loss. Here we look at the steps that you can take to make the day as easy as possible.
Domestic Abuse Victims More Likely to Suffer Mental Illness, Study Reveals
Research, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, finds women who have been abused by a partner are three times more likely to develop mental health problems.
How To Craft The Ideal Goal Statement To Manifest Your Dreams
A goal statement is the North Star that guides us on our path and helps us find our purpose. Let’s explore what makes a great goal statement and look at some examples.
Why We Shouldn’t “Forgive And Forget”
You’ve probably been told at some point: Forgive and forget. Let the past be the past. Let bygones be bygones…Alas, they are all common sayings in our society. But if taken to heart, they can be quite disempowering.
How Happiness Can Be Found In The Darkest Of Times
We have a look at what this common phrase, “happiness can be found in the darkest of times” means. Then, we look into the core of things.
EMDR helped Natasha Kaplinsky
Natasha Kaplinsky speaks about the terrifying boat incident last summer which almost killed her & her family. She also chats about her experience with EMDR. We are one of the only clinic’s in Mississippi to offer EMDR Therapy. If you would like to learn more give me a call at 228-223-7115.
Pulling Out the Pedestal
We shouldn’t be romanticizing heroes that don’t do anything wrong. Perfection doesn’t exist and, if it’s all we expect, we’re bound to be disappointed.
7 Ways To Strengthen Your “Spidey Sense” Superpowers
The important point here is that you don’t need to be bitten by some ethereal, radioactive spider. In fact, you already have spidey sense. It’s innate. And actually, you experience it in subtle ways throughout your day.
What Makes Us Morally Good: Examples of Virtues
Moral virtues are those that are closely concerned with the good, as opposed to being valued without being necessarily good or necessarily bad.
Ideals Can Help Unlock the Life You Want
To see the change you want in your life and the world around you, you should start by asking yourself about your own ideals.Decide what they are and unlock the life you want.