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“Self-care is often a very unbeautiful thing.”
It is making a spreadsheet of your debt and enforcing a morning routine and cooking yourself healthy meals and no longer just running from your
Taking Care of Yourself When It Has Been a Long Stressful Day – by Davina Longstaff
How was your day? Has it been a stressful one? There are days which are more tiring than the rest, more exhausting to a point.
Don’t Let Your Charge Run Out…
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“Today I asked my body what she needed” ~ by Hollie Holden
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How Mindfulness Reduces Stress in Work & Life ~ By Devin Morrissey
Photo courtesy of Pexels. Stress is a universal human experience. While it manifests differently for each individual, one thing remains the same: everyone feels stress
How to Improve Your Life by Using Meditation – by Lucy Martial
Have you ever reacted to something in anger? We all have. Typically, these are the reactions we regret most. But we can’t always help ourselves.
5 Bad Things That are GOOD for You – By Elena Verigo
We live in an aggressively health-obsessed world. A world that is pretty unkind. We are made to feel miserable by the scary messages about our
Kind Summer. Kind You. – By Elena Verigo
In winter, you don’t always feel loved by the weather. The wind is biting your cheeks and nose. The rain is slapping you across the
Hitting Back Bullies – By David Coleman (Clinical Psychologist)
Psychologist David Coleman caused controversy when he said on air that children should hit back in the playground. Here, he explains his logic What would
What To Do If Your Partner’s Snoring Is Causing Issues in Your Marriage – By Lucy Martial
Marriage is tough work, there’s no beating around the bush. Making a lifetime commitment to one person is a beautiful but challenging endeavor, and it
The Production of Monsters – by Francesca Milliken
In 1977, my grandparents took me and my sisters to the top of the Empire State Building. I can remember being annoyed by all the
8 Ways to Recover After a Suicide Attempt – By Steve Austin
Since I’ve begun sharing how I went from a pastor to a psych ward, people often ask about my recovery. Everyone wants to know, is
The Freeze Response: How a Warrior Handles the Trauma of Sexual Assault – By Amy Oestreicher
When I speak at colleges about my own story of sexual abuse, I never forget how difficult it was for me to even speak the
The Beauty of Mindfulness – by Milan Bakrania
When was the last time you gave your brain a rest? Can you remember a time when you were not regretting the past or worrying
Kindness and Compassion to All Beyond Christmas? Show Some Goodwill to Yourself First – By Vidyamala Burch
At the beginning of December we had ‘Giving Tuesday’ — an attempt to create a sense of genuine giving as we hurtle towards Christmas —
No Alcohol, No Coffee for 15 Months. This is What Happened – By Tobias van Schneider
“Alcohol gives you infinite patience for stupidity.” – Sammy Davis, Jr. Exactly today I haven’t had a single drop of alcohol or coffee in 15
People React to Being Called Beautiful (Video)
How would you react to being called beautiful? Shea Glover, 18, from Chicago, captured the reactions of friends, fellow students and faculty as they were
A Very Brief Guide to Self Care
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The Parallel Universe – By Elizabeth Riley
My husband died a year ago today. I will not refer to it as an anniversary. To me, Anniversaries are happy occasions and to remember
This is the Summer of Your Life – By Frances Trussell
On childhood summer evenings I’d sit by the breeze of my open bedroom window listening to the symphony of the season. The laughter of those
“She Put on a lot of Weight” – By Kathy Sebright
I ran into someone I hadn’t seen in a couple of years on the fourth of July. It was hot and humid here. My sweaty
A Simple, Powerful Self-Compassion Method – by Leo Babauta
When we’re frustrated with others, or feeling bad about ourselves … we often turn toward habits that comfort us: distractions food shopping smoking drugs/alcohol These
Maybe We Just Need to Be Better – by Karen Pearce
We have been dealing with a scary medical emergency in our family this week. My father-in-law had a subdural hematoma that led to a trip
