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What is OCD and how to cope with it?

OCD is tough but you are tougher. And more importantly you are not alone. Whether you are in therapy just starting to learn about OCD or supporting a loved one through it gives yourself compassion and space to grow.

Healing isn’t linear: Let’s talk about relapses

We are talking about something that doesn’t get enough love in the world of self-care and wellness: relapses and the truth that healing is not linear. Listen for more.

How to protect your peace in a chaotic world?

Today we’re talking about something crucial in the fast paced overstimulating, burnout prone world: how to protect your peace. If you’ve been feeling mentally cluttered, emotionally drained or just overwhelmed by life this episode is for you.

The comparison trap: Escaping the scroll spiral.

Today we are tackling something that’s messing with our confidence, our peace, and mental health: comparison sale the kind that creeps in during a mindless scroll through instagram, too too or even LinkedIn.

The Quiet Power of Doing Nothing

Somewhere along the way we started linking our worth to our output. The more we do, the more we matter. The problem? It’s burning us out. Listen for more information.

Why you’re so tired and its not just lack of sleep

Why because tiredness isn’t always physical. Sometimes it’s emotional, mental, and spiritual. Listen for more information

The Toxic Side of Positivity: When Good vibes only goes wrong

Positivity is not a bad thing. Encouragement, hope, optimism and beautiful. But toxic positivity is when we force ourselves or others to be positive all the time, no matter what’s really going on.

Your feelings are valid

Feelings validated means recognizing that your emotions are real, significant, and worthy of acknowledgment. Everyone experiences a wide range of emotions, and it’s essential to understand that no feelings is wrong. Emotions serve as important signals about our experiences and needs.

Finding your anchor

Understanding the concept is that in times of emotional turmoil or distress, it can feel as if you are adrift, tossed about by waves of anxiety, sadness, or overwhelming thoughts. An anchor serves as a stabilizing force, something that keeps you grounded and connected to sense of safety and calm.

Hope in a Garden

Hope in a garden is a metaphor of gardening. Visualize hope as a garden can be a powerful and nurturing metaphor. Just as a garden requires care, attention, and time to flourish, so too does hope.