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A fun and inspiring blog about personal growth.

Mental illness is a common health concern. Mental health is critical to addressing and treating the psychological conditions that are most often experienced. This blog offers a collection of articles written on the topics of personal growth, mental illness, mental health tips and strategies, and other psychology related topics. Join the conversation, share your comments, have fun, and enjoy!

Overthinking and Anxiety: Why Your Mind Won’t Slow Down

Overthinking and Anxiety: Why Your Mind Won’t Slow Down

Introduction You finish a conversation and immediately start replaying it. Did I say too much?  Did that sound wrong?  What did they mean by that response? A decision that seemed simple earlier can suddenly have ten possible outcomes. When you finally get...

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Anxiety: What to do About it and When to Seek Treatment

Anxiety: What to do About it and When to Seek Treatment

Introduction Anxiety can show up in many ways. For some people, it looks like constant worry. For others, it might feel more physical, such as tension, restlessness, trouble sleeping, or difficulty concentrating. If anxiety starts taking up more space in your day, it...

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Anxiety and Depression

Anxiety and Depression

Introduction Anxiety and depression can affect the way a person thinks, feels, and responds to everyday situations. A person might notice that they feel more worried, less motivated, experience increased self-criticism, avoidance, or difficulty completing routines...

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Depression: When Therapy Might Help

Depression: When Therapy Might Help

Introduction Some difficult periods are easy to connect to a particular event. Others are harder to connect or explain. You might notice that your energy has changed, activities feel less enjoyable, or everyday responsibilities require more effort than they used to....

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Healthy Boundaries in Relationships

Healthy Boundaries in Relationships

Introduction You can care deeply about someone and still feel uncomfortable saying no to them. You might agree to plans when what you need is actually rest, avoid sharing an opinion to prevent conflict, or feel responsible for another person’s emotions. Experiences...

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