Transitions
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Growing older can bring a sense of freedom, more time for hobbies, and opportunities to slow down and reflect. However, for many people, aging also brings feelings of loneliness and social isolation. Friends may move away, family members get busy, (more…)
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Posted in: Emotions, Ready Post, Relationships, Transitions
Leave a Comment (0) →Separation can be an emotionally complicated time. You may be grieving the end of one chapter while cautiously exploring the possibility of a new one. For some, dating while separated feels like a chance to reconnect with joy and self-worth. (more…)
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Posted in: Boundaries, Dating, Divorce/Separation, Ready Post, Relationships, Transitions
Leave a Comment (0) →Life itself is essentially a series of transitions. Sometimes we plan for them, other times we’re caught completely off guard. These major moments share common threads that make them particularly stressful. You’re dealing with uncertainty about what comes next. The (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Menopause is the natural phase in a woman’s life between the ages of 45 and 55. It marks the end of their reproductive years. The most widely known and talked about symptoms that come along with menopause are the physical (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Many adults struggle with the responsibilities and challenges that come with growing up. Managing finances, maintaining relationships, and balancing work can be overwhelming. It’s normal to feel anxious about these tasks. Anxiety is a common reaction when faced with so (more…)
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Posted in: Anxiety, Purchased, Teens, Therapy for Young Adults, Transitions
Leave a Comment (0) →Most people struggle with their self-confidence and body image at some point or another, but for those struggling with gender dysphoria, the struggle can feel hopeless.
Reminders of the disconnect between the inner self and outer appearance are everywhere. Mirrors (more…)
It’s important to support your cognitive health at every stage of life. However, with age, cognitive function is at risk of declining. So, it’s more crucial than ever to participate in activities and exercises that support your mental well-being and (more…)
One of the hardest things that anyone can do is reintegrate into society after spending time in prison. When a person starts that process, it often requires them to rebuild their lives from the ground up with limited resources and (more…)