We all know that exercise is good for our physical health and regular exercise is proven to lower blood pressure, heart disease and lead to a longer life. What many do not realize is the positive impact that even a few minutes of exercise can have on our mental well-being. Research has proven that […]
Depression – and the lies it tells
Depression – and the lies it tells It’s often difficult for the person going through Depression to discern the truth in their thoughts. This is because Depression is an adept liar, a master manipulator at deceiving and can convince a person into feeling hopeless and helpless. Therapist call this Cognitive Distortion (unhelpful thinking […]
A Guide to Designing a Personalized Retreat (That You Can Do From Home)
Many of us seek out support from therapists when we’re navigating major life transitions or questions. In work with clients, I often spend time carefully delving into these questions – exploring the scenario in it’s current form as well as other variables, such as personal values or historical factors, that might influence the process of moving forward. In addition, […]
Can “yoga” really help me manage anxiety?
We often hear – “yoga is good for you,” or “you should try yoga to reduce stress.” And, while many of us have experienced the profound benefits of a yoga class after a long, frazzling day; many more are tempted by the concept but not quite ready to make the plunge. Part of this reticence is […]
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