Mental Health and Behavior. Access valuable resources on coping with mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, and stress management techniques.
Maintaining a daily routine is a healthy choice and has proven to help with mental health. Journaling has also helped many with maintaining a healthy mental state, as it is a great form of expressing thoughts and emotions. Including journaling in your daily routine make the perfect duo.…
Are you currently working? Do you love what you do? Wondering if you will be employed once COVID-19 is over? Wondering when it’s safe to start working again? Honestly, working this time of the year can make you feel confused, irritated, worried, and hopeless.…
Everyone, at some point in their lives, experiences negative emotions. Some tend to bury them deep within, and hope that they will pass. This is simply a temporary solution, if that. The best way to deal with emotions, is to express them.…
Physical pain is complex; there are many different sources to pain and treatments for it. If you are struggling with pain and are now considering therapy, you may be wanting to learn more about the different types of pain therapy available to you.…
If you find that you have high levels of stress and are not getting enough sleep, you are not alone. Many of the stressors we face in our daily lives, such as conflicts in our relationships, work stress, and traffic jams can trigger our stress response.…
Through this article, we will be exploring anger and how exactly to cope with extreme levels of anger. We will start by identifying what anger is and then go on to explore anger management therapy. This article will also touch on trackers you can use to help your anger management.…
Why use a daily routine app? Having a routine can help with productivity, organization, and task management. Daily routines have always helped better manage stress levels, anxiety, and mental health. This is why now more than ever, during a global pandemic, it’s important to maintain a healthy daily routine. …
We have all been stressed at one point in our life. It is a feeling we get of emotional or physical tension making us feel frustrated, angry, scared, or nervous. One of the most common ways we feel stressed is during our fight-flight response which is a common response in our body when facing adversity or an ultimatum.…
Let’s be blunt here, pain sucks, either chronic or acute. It can be physically and emotionally difficult to do everyday activities. People will experience several challenges and feel it is not worth living anymore. If we all lived pain-free and disease-free we could probably live up to the age 90.…
Reflective practice is the capability to reflect on activities to engage in the process of constant learning, as defined by Donald Schön. The reflective practice pays critical attention to the practical values by examining practice reflectively and reflexively. It converts insights into practical strategies and subsequently makes personal, professional and institutional impacts.…