Toxic or unhealthy relationships don’t always bear visible bruises, but can be just as damaging. A lotof times it’s hard to know you’re in one until it has gone too far. In the 2010 CDC’s National IntimatePartner and Sexual Violence Survey (Black et al., 2011),… Read More »When Love Hurts: How to Spot the Red Flags
Have you been hearing a lot about AI taking over the world? Or how will AI affect mental health services? The thought of Artificial Intelligence taking over the role of a therapist is quite interesting and is full of anecdotal uses. Let’s begin by breaking… Read More »The Role of AI in Therapy
As human beings, we all find ourselves in situations where we are unsure whether to stay in or leave a relationship. This could be a friendship, a romantic relationship, or a familial relationship. When the bond is close and there is a perceived obligation to… Read More »Deciding Whether to Stay In or Exit a Relationship
Using Radical Acceptance to Reduce Stress at Work: Few things can derail a productive workday faster than an untimely interruption. Just as concentration deepens and momentum builds, the phone rings, an email notification pings, a coworker appears at the door, or a new urgent request… Read More »Those Frustrating Interruptions!
Hey, it’s time for spring break. Are you prepared? Those who enjoy vacationing during this period are most likely trying to decide on the best place to spend time and resources. However, there are some additional items that deserve careful and thoughtful consideration. It’s no… Read More »Spring Break
As we step into a new year, our minds often flood with ambitious resolutions—promisesto transform ourselves overnight. But here’s a gentle truth I’ve learned through years ofresearch and practice: sustainable mental wellness doesn’t come from dramaticoverhauls. It emerges from small, consistent practices that honor both… Read More »Beyond Resolutions: Cultivating Mental Wellness That Actually Lasts
Whether you have been diagnosed with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) or not, this time ofyear can be a challenge for many people. The changes in weather and light exposure oftenlead to changes in mood and energy. While it may be nice to get away to… Read More »Battling the Winter Blues
It’s that time of the year when we think more about Gratitude. Is it because of theholiday cheer or the holiday stress that Gratitude receives a lot of attention? Rightabout now we start to think about all the things we are grateful for; having lovedones… Read More »Gratitude
Do you ever catch your mind wandering away from what you’re trying to focus on? Maybe you’re working, reading, or talking to someone — and suddenly you realize your thoughts have drifted elsewhere. This common human experience is the focus of a body of psychological… Read More »When Your Mind Wanders: What Science Says About Unprompted Thoughts and Well-Being
Anxious? Try Laughing at Life. Imagine this: You’re in college. You’re sitting outside at a concrete table, staring at your laptop andreading for class. It’s warm, but not too warm because there’s this perfect little breeze.You hear the faint pitter-patter of a fountain nearby. And… Read More »Anxious? Try Laughing at Life.
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