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Category: self care

4 Ways Boredom Can Be Good for Your Mental Health

When was the last time you were bored? Boredom has a pretty bad reputation. When you think of being bored, what comes to mind? Feeling

Why Giving Yourself Things To Look Forward To Matters

Anticipation is a powerful feeling. Think of how you felt the last time you were really looking forward to something, or how you felt the

3 Mindfulness Tips for the Holiday Season

Are you a “looking forward to the holidays” kind of person, or a “the holidays stress me out” kind of person? A little of both?

3 Ways to Increase Self-Compassion

You know the saying, “I’m my own worst enemy,”? Sometimes that’s true. Many of us are a lot harder on ourselves than we are on

5 Tips for Dealing With Seasonal Affective Disorder at Work

As the days get shorter, you may have noticed yourself feeling more and more tired, unable to concentrate, or even a sense of hopelessness. If

Self Care for When the Seasons Change

Do you ever feel tired when the seasons change? There’s actually a lot going on when the seasons start changing–particularly from summer to fall and

3 Easy Practices to Try this Mental Health Month

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental Health Awareness month was started all the way back in 1949, as a way to increase awareness about

6 Tips for Adjusting to Big Life Changes

As much as we wish it weren’t the case sometimes, change is a guarantee in life. In a lot of ways, change can be good.

Journal Prompts to Explore Your Anger

Journal Prompts to Explore Your Anger Anger can be a scary emotion. It’s not something we usually like to feel by any means, but does

8 Ways to Cope After a Hard Week

Even though we knew turning the calendar to 2021 wouldn’t change everything, it’s still been difficult to reckon with what’s going on in the United

Self-Care vs. Self-Soothing: What You Need To Know

Self-Care vs. Self-Soothing: What You Need To Know As we’ve discussed before, self-care is an important part of your wellness toolbox. Especially this year, when