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How Do I Know If I’m Trauma Bonding?
Many people stay in painful or unhealthy relationships and wonder, “Why is it so hard to leave?” They may feel emotionally attached to someone who repeatedly hurts them, disappoints them, or creates instability. In some cases, this patter...
We live in an era of constant stimulation. If we have a free micro-second—waiting in line for coffee, riding an elevator, or sitting at a red light—our instinct is to pull out our phones and scroll. We treat boredom like a bug in our daily operating system, something to be patched immediately.
But what if boredom isn’t a waste of time? What if it’s actually a biologica...
Summer is often associated with vacations, sunshine, and outdoor adventures, but it also offers something even more valuable: an opportunity to improve mental health through time spent in nature. Whether it is hiking through a forest, swimming in a lake, gardening in the backyard, or simply taking a walk in the park, outdoor summer activities can ha...
Losing more than one person—especially close together—can feel overwhelming in a way that’s hard to put into words. It’s not just “more grief,” it can feel like your sense of stability or safety has been shaken all at once. People often describe it as waves stacking on top of each other, or like they never get a chance to come up for air before the next surge hits.
A f...
The In-Between Phase of Treatment: When Clients Are Improving but Still Feel Distressed
In clinical practice, we often conceptualize progress in terms of symptom reduction, improved functioning, or goal attainment. However, there is a phase in treatment that can be more nuanced one that is frequently overlooked in both clinical discussion and client pr...