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How To Develop Self Compassion And Calm Your Inner Critic

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It’s often easy to extend kindness to others, yet so many of us struggle to offer the same care to ourselves. Self-compassion sometimes gets a bad rap of being self-centered, or self-indulgent, but it’s really not. Self-compassion is the practice of treating ourselves with the same gentleness and understanding we would show a loved one. Continue reading […]

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Maintaining Your Mental Health During A Difficult Job Search

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Searching for a job can feel like a full-time job on its own because of its time consuming and stressful nature. It’s a high stakes endeavor with little structure, and a steady stream of rejection. It’s no surprise that a prolonged job search can take a real toll on your mental health. Continue reading […]

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The Importance Of Sleep To Your Mental Health

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When you sleep, you’re giving your brain a gentle reset at night so that you are ready to start the next day. While you rest, your brain tidies up, sorting through thoughts and clearing out the mental clutter you gathered while awake. Essentially, the importance of sleep on mental health is that it provides a Continue reading […]

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Understanding The Root Cause Of Your Anger

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Anger often feels like a quick, sharp reaction in the immediate moment. But beneath the surface, it’s usually about something more. Understanding the root cause of anger can lead to healthier relationships, better emotional control, and lasting personal growth. Continue reading […]

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What Does Depression Feel Like?

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It’s common to feel sad or moody from time to time, but when you feel these things more intensely and for longer amounts of time, it can be a sign of depression. It’s more than just a temporary sadness. If you’re wondering what depression feels like, it can be a long and sustained time period Continue reading […]

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Why Does My Depression Peak In January?

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If you’ve noticed yourself feeling down or a little more depressed this month, you’re not alone. While we are fresh off the new year and its symbolism for new beginnings, it doesn’t always feel that way. For many, depression peaks in January. Continue reading […]

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