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Overcoming Depression One Step at a Time

Overcoming Depression One Step at a Time

Depression is a debilitating mental illness that affects millions worldwide. It can leave you feeling isolated, hopeless, and overwhelmed, making it difficult to imagine a life beyond just surviving day-to-day. But what if we told you that with a few simple steps, you...

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7 Proven Ways to Reduce Anxiety Attacks

7 Proven Ways to Reduce Anxiety Attacks

Anxiety attacks can be frightening and debilitating, and they can strike at any time. Whether you're dealing with a stressful situation or just experiencing general anxiety, finding ways to reduce the frequency and intensity of these anxiety attacks can greatly...

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Is Therapy is Right for You?

Is Therapy is Right for You?

Over the past few years has been an increase in the number of people going for therapy and that is great. In 2021, a study showed that 46% of American think going to therapy is a sign of weakness but that same year, the number of people in therapy increased...

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Being more Intentional About Making Self Care A Priority

Being more Intentional About Making Self Care A Priority

As we welcome a new year, it's normal to feel overwhelmed with goals, tasks, and a long list of to-dos. At the same time, it's an opportunity to reminisce on what you did and didn't do in the previous year. Now’s the time to make decisions that will affect the entire...

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Healthy vs Unhealthy Boundaries in Relationships

Healthy vs Unhealthy Boundaries in Relationships

Every relationship thrives when healthy boundaries are in place, these boundaries are extremely important not just for your relationship but for your mental health too. Boundaries are good things; they are not meant to restrict but rather free you from any hit that...

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LOW SELF ESTEEM IN PROFESSIONAL BLACK WOMEN

LOW SELF ESTEEM IN PROFESSIONAL BLACK WOMEN

Black women experience a lot of hardship in different areas of their lives because of discrimination, segregation, and prejudice. We can blame the employment gap on the history of structural racism deeply rooted in America’s work system. This unbalanced scale accounts...

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