There is a kind of pressure that words don’t always do justice. The pressure of trying to keep up in a world that never seems to slow down. We wake up already behind. Our to-do list is longer than our energy levels, and no matter how intentional we try to be, there’s always something urgent,ContinueContinue reading “Finding Peace Amidst Chaos: 5 Essential Strategies”
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Running Empty? Effective Self-Care Practices for Busy Women to Combat Burnout
If you are the one holding it all together, constantly pouring into everyone and putting your own needs last, this is for you. It’s time to talk about self-care that actually works for your every day life. Not the kind that requires a whole day off or a fancy retreat (though those are great too), but the kind you can give yourself without guilt. Because rest isn’t selfish, it should not be a luxury. Self-care is essential.
Navigating Chaos & Confusion: Do This When You Feel Like Giving Up
We’re officially one month into the new year! How are you holding up so far? Lately, I’ve been seeing social media posts that say, “Today feels like January 75th,” and honestly? I feel that. January has been long, emotional and challenging… But, also productive! At the start of January, I jumped into a new project.ContinueContinue reading “Navigating Chaos & Confusion: Do This When You Feel Like Giving Up”
Finding Calm in Chaos: My Favorite Coping Techniques for Anxiety and Panic Attacks
My doctor’s visit a few weeks ago triggered my health anxiety. Since the appointment, I’ve been overwhelmed, had racing thoughts, restless nights, broke down over simple tasks and had a panic attack. Anxiety does not look the same for everybody.There are different triggers, intensities and physical symptoms.For me, the physical symptoms often linger long afterContinueContinue reading “Finding Calm in Chaos: My Favorite Coping Techniques for Anxiety and Panic Attacks”
Dry Seasons: Navigating Depression Without Giving Up on My Goals
About 4 to 5 months ago I began going to therapy. While I have been an advocate for therapy for years, I kept putting off signing up and going myself, because I couldn’t afford another financial commitment. However, this time I committed to taking a necessary step in prioritizing my mental health. I reached outContinueContinue reading “Dry Seasons: Navigating Depression Without Giving Up on My Goals”
The Uninvited Guests: When Anxiety and Depression Knock
Head sinks into a pillow soaked with tears Heartbeat’s thumping in my ears Chest tightens Body is tense I can feel every muscle in my body contracting Scattered thoughts Nothing makes sense anymore In this present moment I’m reliving past pain And tormenting myself with worry of the future Drowning in overwhelming sadness Longing forContinueContinue reading “The Uninvited Guests: When Anxiety and Depression Knock”
5 Keys to Managing Stress and Letting Go of What We Can’t Control
Let’s continue our chat about stress management while pursuing our goals. I got married 3 weeks ago… The wedding was absolutely amazing and the honeymoon was wonderful! Since returning home, I’ve had to jump back into the swing of things while making adjustments along the way. My To-Do List has definitely gotten longer. Things likeContinueContinue reading “5 Keys to Managing Stress and Letting Go of What We Can’t Control”
The Missing Piece: Goal Setting for the Anxious Mind
As we wrap up 2021, many people have begun to reflect on the year and plan for the next! As we embark upon a new year and set our goals – it is essential for our success that we set SMART goals. A SMART goal is defined as Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Trackable. IfContinueContinue reading “The Missing Piece: Goal Setting for the Anxious Mind”
6 Practical Ways to Prevent and Reduce Stress
Stress doesn’t just affect you psychologically but it can take it’s tole on you physically. This is something I’ve struggled with for years and have had to learn how to live a preventive lifestyle doing practical things everyday to reduce the effects of stress. This is what has helped me…
The Purpose in Your Storm
When I graduated High School, I was so excited to begin my college experience at Grand Canyon University. During the first 2 years, I double majored in Music with an emphasis in voice and Psychology. I was pursuing a career in Music Therapy. After 2 years, I dropped my music courses because I was strugglingContinueContinue reading “The Purpose in Your Storm”
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