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Embracing Your Inner Child: A Guide to Healing and Wholeness

Hey there, lovely souls! Today, let’s embark on a heartwarming journey together—one that’s all about reconnecting with and nurturing your inner child. You know, that playful, curious, and innocent part of you that might have been tucked away for a while. But fear not, because we’re here to gently coax that precious inner child back into the light, helping you to heal old wounds and rediscover the joy and wonder of life. So, grab a cozy blanket, maybe a cup…

Spirituality And Religion: Supporting Mental Health

When you are dealing with mental health it is often helpful to have multiple support systems. These systems can include people, professionals, coping strategies, lifestyle changes, spirituality, and religion. When you include the idea of spirituality and religion into your support system you have another avenue of support. This does not mean that you have to include them in your system, they are simply options that can provide assistance to some individuals working on improving their mental health. It is…

Importance of Therapy For First And Second Generation Immigrants Struggling With Self-Esteem And Self-Worth

Moving homes can be a difficult and scary experience, however, when this move involves moving to another country and becoming an immigrant in a new geographical location, this experience intensifies and can become more overwhelming and far reaching. The experience involves more than moving home. It includes leaving behind familiarity, history, culture, etc. – and entering a brand new environment that may have different cultural values and practices, social norms, and daily routines. These changes may be difficult to process…

Facial Muscle Tension and The Impact on Stress and Emotions

The face is a powerful communicative tool. We make thousands of facial expressions each day (some of which we aren’t even aware). Over the years, the value of nonverbal communication has become more noticeable. However, what you might not realize is that the muscles in your face can be affected by your emotions and the other way around. When you think about what part of your body ‘feels’ your emotions, you may suggest your heart or even your stomach. However,…

5 Ways to Address Different Emotional Expressions in Couples

Everyone differs in the way we express emotions and the way we ‘receive’ the emotions of others. There are times when a couple may not have the same way of expressing their emotions. This can lead to miscommunications and conflict when one partner feels unloved or unable to express their emotions. Building understanding as a couple can enhance your connection and strengthen your relationship. It is important that both partners be active participants in the relationship. When both partners work…

Should I Stay Or Go When Working Through An Affair?

Working through an affair can be one of the hardest challenges for a couple to overcome. Infidelity involves feelings of betrayal, loss, resentment, hurt, and confusion. Whether you are the involved partner in the affair or the uninvolved partner, you may be feeling a combination of difficult and distressing emotions. In addition to the emotions you are feeling you may be faced with an all-encompassing question of whether you should end the relationship or whether you should try and repair…
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