If you are feeling anxious or preoccupied with worry, try dividing your worries into two categories. Take a piece of paper and draw a line down the middle. On one side write down…

Most people are experiencing intense and persistent levels of stress and many people are anxious and worried. For some, this manifests in…

Take a moment to scan your body. Is there anywhere you are holding tension? Perhaps you feel …

If you are feeling overwhelmed by the amount of time you spend worrying each day, or feel that worries are interfering with your sleep, your work, or your ability to be present, consider the practice of …

From a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy perspective, “musterbation” or “shoulding” refers to “demand” thinking that is…

  Setting healthy boundaries in relationships is a way of asserting how you want to be treated and telling people what your…

Radical acceptance refers to a mindset of total acceptance of what is without fighting against what you cannot …

Spending time in nature has been shown to lower your blood pressure and decrease the amount of …

Developing a regular gratitude practice improves your ability to be mindful of the things you are…

Laughter may not be the medicine, but finding humor is so…

Living in a world reigned by social distancing can feel intensely isolating and dysregulating. We humans want to connect. We want to…

Self-compassion is an active, warm stance of acceptance and gentleness towards oneself. It asks us to acknowledge …