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For most people, work is a significant part of life. More than a source of income and security, it’s where many people spend the majority of their waking hours. It can even contribute to a sense of identity. Unfortunately, work (more…)
It’s getting harder and harder for you to wake up in the morning. Despite not wanting to go, you can’t stay in bed all day because your job depends on you—and you depend on your job. It’s your livelihood. It’s (more…)
When you’re young, it’s easy to assume that bullying is only a problem while you’re in school. You might have assumed that by the time you graduated, you wouldn’t have to worry about bullying again.
Unfortunately, this isn’t always true. (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →We live in a culture that praises work. But eventually, prioritizing work over life’s little moments catches up to you. Burnout, or a state of total emotional and physical exhaustion, can happen when you’re overextended by work responsibilities. Here are (more…)
Sensitive, shy, or weak. These are some of the words that highly sensitive people are typically labeled with. While it may appear that way from the outside looking in, highly sensitive people are just more in tune with their own (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →The typical understanding of ADHD is that it’s a disorder affecting attention, often characterized by hyperactivity. ADHD is more than just that. It involves cognitive functioning, emotional regulation, and environmental factors that can greatly affect your ability to function.
It (more…)
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Posted in: ADHD/Autism, Ready Post, Work/Career
Leave a Comment (0) →Navigating the workplace with a disability can be challenging, especially if you’re faced with discrimination. Despite legal protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and increasing societal awareness, those with disabilities often encounter barriers to equal opportunities in employment (more…)
After your alarm goes off in the morning, you immediately head to your closet to pick out your outfit for the day. You scan through several skirts and dresses, but you’re fearful that they’ll be deemed inappropriate, too short, or (more…)
Sand tray therapy is a popular modality under the umbrella of play therapy. It’s often used as a special type of therapy for kids. It’s beneficial for young minds because it allows them to express themselves without actually having to (more…)
Within our current economic climate, employment loss is on the rise. When you lose your job, you also lose your sense of security, financial stability, and sometimes even your motivation to look for another. You may feel stuck in a (more…)
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Posted in: Depression-Bipolar, Ready Post, Work/Career
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