I hope that I am not alone in having a few embarrassing or “cringe” memories of my younger self that I can reflect on with humor and self-compassion. We have all been there, right? For me, that was a recent walk down memory lane through my high school yearbook and my choice of senior quote […]
Children and the Mental Health Benefits of Reading (Part 1)
As parents, we want to do everything we can to protect our children’s mental and emotional well-being. The good news is the answer could be as close as the nearest library, or even your own bookshelf. According to a study by the National Literacy Trust, children who love reading and writing have better mental well-being. […]
Diet Culture and Mental Health: How Intuitive Eating can improve your Mental Health
Contributed by: Lisah Sutton-Williams, LCSW LMFT, CYT-200, Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor Have you ever found yourself concerned with the newest diet (wellness/ lifestyle) craze, wanting to lose X-lbs or found yourself constantly obsessing about the food you eat and what your body looks like? You are not alone. Most of society have fallen victims to […]
Cycling as a Lesson on Community and Connection
I started riding my bike to work a few months ago. As the weather became more lovely, I started seeing more people, saying good morning to more people, waving hello to more kids in strollers, smiling at more cute dogs, saluting more of my fellow comrades on bicycles, saying thank you to more garbage and […]
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