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Typically, someone becomes a teacher because they have a passion for mentoring and inspiring others. They believe they have something to share with future generations. However, the realm of modern education has a growing tendency to pour cold water on (more…)
We live in an unprecedented era of connectivity. With news alerts, social media feeds, and 24/7 access to global information, we’re more exposed to suffering around the world than ever. While this awareness can make you feel more empathetic toward (more…)
Tags: current events, emotional regulation, sample
Posted in: Anxiety, Emotions, Political, Ready Post
Leave a Comment (0) →Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) has become a beacon of hope for those grappling with the shadows of trauma. Over the years, EMDR has garnered attention as a powerful tool for healing, particularly in the realm of Post-Traumatic Stress (more…)
Peer pressure is one of those things almost every parent worries about. You picture your teen faced with choices like drinking at a party, skipping class, or experimenting with vaping, and you hope they’ll say “no.”
But the reality is, (more…)
Tags: parenting, peer pressure, sample, teens
Posted in: Parenting, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →Play therapy opens up opportunities for children to use play as a medium for expressing their emotions, processing their personal experiences, and building their coping skills. This age-appropriate approach to therapy allows children to engage in their natural form of (more…)
Tags: child issues, children's issues, play therapy, sample, sample post
Posted in: Children's Issues, Ready Post
Leave a Comment (0) →Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that feels like a roller coaster. It affects mood, energy, and daily functioning. The path to diagnosis often feels confusing because the symptoms do not always appear in a straight line. Some individuals (more…)
Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that shapes how a person communicates, connects with others, and experiences the world around them. Because every autistic person is unique, there isn’t a single approach that works for everyone. Each individual has their own (more…)
High-effort coping, sometimes referred to as “John Henryism,” is a behavioral pattern where individuals push themselves to the limits to overcome persistent stressors and systemic barriers. For Black Americans, this often means exerting considerable mental, emotional, and physical energy to (more…)
Pop culture and social media are dripping with sexual content. In real life, well, results may vary. Not everyone is feeling the lust and passion they’re expecting to embody. If that’s anyone’s sincere choice, it is to be respected. However, (more…)
Tags: sample, sexual issues, sexual matters
Posted in: Ready Post, Sexual Issues
Leave a Comment (0) →You wake up in the morning, go to work, chat with friends, go to the gym, and manage your household. Despite making choices and owning your routine, have you ever felt like you’re living in someone else’s life? No matter (more…)