Why Do I Always Think the Worst? How to Calm Catastrophic Thoughts
Always expecting the worst? Learn why your brain jumps to fear — and how you can retrain your mind toward calmer outcomes.
How to Stop Overthinking When You Feel Trapped in Your Own Mind
Caught in a loop of overthinking? Discover why it happens — and one simple strategy to break free, find mental peace, and how to stop overthinking.
Why Can’t I Relax? The Hidden Link Between TMJ, Jaw Pain, and Anxiety
Ever catch yourself clenching your jaw without realizing it? Or wake up with an aching face, wondering what happened overnight? You’re not alone. For many people, jaw tension and
Regain Your Center: Effective Grounding Techniques for Anxiety
Anxiety can often feel like a separate part of us, taking over whenever it pleases to disrupt our inner harmony. It shows up with both psychological and physical symptoms and can l
Anxiety Toolkit: 7 Practical Tools for Regulation and Relief
We have all felt the intense physical and emotional overwhelm that comes with feeling anxious. For some this may be a rare event that is triggered by an event such as public speaki
5 Ways To Feel Better Without Therapy: Part Three, Managing Emotions
Have you ever reacted to someone in the heat of the moment and afterwards looked back wishing you had responded differently? Do you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by emotion and
5 Ways To Feel Better Right Now Without Therapy: Part Two, Reframe Your Perspective
We don't see the world as it is; we see it according to our own experiences and perceptions. Your reality is different from my reality, which is different from your neighbour's rea
What to Do When You Can’t Change the Outcome
Have you ever felt powerless? As though you are no longer in the driving seat and not really sure if you ever were? No need to answer; it’s part of the human condition. We like t
How to do Busy Well
The art of busyness has become a competition and doing busy well is an art. The idea that “you can’t possibly be as busy as I am,” is continually implied in our daily convers
Why Facing Your Biggest Fear Will Be Your Greatest Breakthrough
When my ex-husband and I separated a few years ago my biggest fear was loneliness. Push me out of a plane (parachute attached of course); dangle me from a 2,000 ft tall building (k
