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Social Media: The Good vs. The Harmful

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We often hear about how social media is harmful to mental health and well-being, especially amongst younger generations. However, a recent study by the Harvard School of Public Health, proved that mindful, routine social media use can actually be beneficial to one’s social well-being, mental health, and self-rated health. You may be wondering, where is the line between social media being beneficial and harmful? Follow along as we discuss more…
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Moving on After a Rough Breakup

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Are you going through a rough breakup? Breakups can be tough no matter the circumstance, especially ones around the holidays. They can flip your life upside down and trigger unsettling emotions. It’s important to prioritize looking after yourself and let yourself feel all of your feelings. It’s normal for you to feel sadness, anger, frustration, and more after a break-up and it will take time to move forward. Healing after…
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Hypnotherapy with a Licensed Professional vs. Self-Hypnosis

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What is it? Hypnotherapy is a heightened state of concentration and focused attention. It’s typically done with a licensed professional who is trained and a certified hypnotherapist. They guide you through the process and into a deep state of relaxation with verbal cues, repetition and imagery.The high-level intensity allows you to be more open to suggestions to make changes to improve your health with your thoughts, behaviors, emotions, perceptions, and…
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Am I “Sick Enough” for Treatment? 

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Am I “Sick Enough” for Treatment?  Eating disorders affect hundreds of thousands of people each year and have one of the leading causes of mortality, especially among young women ages 15-24. They are a pervasive disorder that can cause physical and mental health challenges for those who experience them, with anxiety being one of the most common symptoms.  Because of how impactful eating disorders are, beginning the recovery process can…
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Is Family Therapy Right for You?

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Is Family Therapy Right for You? Is family therapy right for you? If a conflict or hard circumstance has put a strain on your family in any way, it just may be. It’s important to explore all your options, but before trudging on through the uncertain waters of self-help, take a step back and consider calling on a professional for guidance. Family therapy is a form of psychotherapy that aims…
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Social Media: The Good vs. The Harmful 

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Social Media: The Good vs. The Harmful  We often hear about how social media is harmful to mental health and well-being, especially amongst younger generations. However, a recent study by the Harvard School of Public Health, proved that mindful, routine social media use can actually be beneficial to one’s social well-being, mental health, and self-rated health. You may be wondering, where is the line between social media being beneficial and…
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Why We Hold Grudges and How to Let Go

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Why We Hold Grudges and How to Let Go Are you holding onto a grudge you just can’t seem to let go of? If so, you are not alone. Many people hold grudges, some so deep rooted they can last a lifetime. However, failing to let go of a grudge can take a big toll on your mental, physical, and emotional well-being. To clarify, holding a grudge is when you…
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Being Outside is Good For Your Mental Health

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Being Outside is Good For Your Mental Health It is obvious that going outside and taking a walk is beneficial for your physical health, but the benefits go beyond that. Research shows that being outside is good for your mental health as well. With the increase of technology in the past decade, our reliance on technology and the global trend towards urban living means people are spending less and less…
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Being Jealous vs Being Envious

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Oftentimes, people confuse their feelings of envy for jealousy, or vice versa. However, there is a difference between these two emotions. How do you define being jealous vs being envious? Generally speaking, envy is wanting something someone else has while jealousy is more about holding onto something you already have. Another way of looking at these two emotions, in the context of relationships, is that envy usually happens between two…
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How to Support an Anxious Partner

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How to Support an Anxious Partner Living with anxiety can be tough and may take a big toll on someone’s day-to-day life. However, loving someone who struggles with anxiety can be arguably just as tough and stressful. You may feel powerless, like there is nothing you can do to help your partner through their anxiety. You may also feel overwhelmed by how your partner’s anxiety affects your own daily life.…
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