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How to Navigate Friendships During Mental Health Recovery
Many people struggle to keep friendships strong while working on mental health recovery. Studies show supportive friends can boost your wellbeing and help you cope with stress. This guide will show clear steps for building trust, communication, and accountability in friendship during recovery. Read on to learn how friendship can support your journey toward better emotional health. Key Takeaways Open communication and honesty help friends understand each other's struggles. Thi
Nov 3, 20256 min read


Can You Be in Recovery If You Still Struggle Sometimes?
Many people in recovery from addiction worry if struggles mean they are failing. Relapse and setbacks can happen even with treatment and support. This blog post will explain how you can still be in recovery while facing challenges like cravings or negative emotions. Keep reading to learn why struggling does not have to stop your progress toward sobriety. Key Takeaways Struggling in recovery is normal and does not mean failure. Many people face setbacks, cravings, or negative
Nov 3, 20255 min read


Why Some Days You’re Fine and Other Days You’re Not—and That’s Okay
Some days you wake up feeling fine, but on other days, things just seem too hard. Healing does not follow a straight path and can feel strange or unpredictable. This blog will help you understand emotional fluctuations and show how to manage your mental health when pain returns. Read on to see why it is okay to have both good and bad days. Key Takeaways Emotions change often due to many factors like stress, life events, or interactions. It is normal for your mood to go up and
Nov 3, 20255 min read


You're Just Being Dramatic
In every relationship, there are moments of tension and disagreement. It's natural for emotions to run high in these situations, and...
Mar 29, 20242 min read


Understanding the 5 Stages of Change to Achieve Your Goals
An annoying cliche my dad used to tell me was that "something has to change for something to change." In my head, I would say, "Duh,...
Jan 17, 20243 min read


Navigating the Effects of Ambiguous Loss on Mental Health
Loss is an inevitable part of life. We all, at some point, experience the pain of losing someone or something dear to us. Whether it's...
Jan 10, 20242 min read


Unlocking Creativity: The Power of Abstract Thinking
When something terrible happens, it can be challenging for children to understand why and how it happened. This confusion can often lead...
Jan 10, 20242 min read


Breaking Free from Learned Helplessness
Have you ever felt stuck in a situation that you believed was hopeless? Maybe you've experienced failure after failure, and now you feel...
Jan 10, 20242 min read


Why It's Okay (and Necessary) to Search for a New Therapist: Common Reasons and Tips
Taking the leap into therapy is like embarking on a brave journey towards self-discovery and healing. It's a path that demands not just...
Jan 5, 20243 min read


How Chronic Stress can Cause Inflammation in Your Body
Stress. Just reading the word can bring a small amount of it up, feeling it in our mind or a slight tension in our bodies. While stress...
Jan 5, 20242 min read


Hiding Pain in Humor
Have you ever been with a friend and they make a joke, and you are unsure if you should laugh or not? How, then, there is a moment of...
Jan 5, 20243 min read


How to Overcome Childhood Neglect
A topic that tragically goes overlooked due to the discomfort that comes with it is child neglect. Whether or not it's talked about, its...
Jan 5, 20243 min read
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