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Whether you're worried about something in particular or are coping with racing thoughts keeping you awake, anxiety can significantly impact the quality of your sleep.
One of the best ways to reduce stigma around menopause is to educate yourself and discuss it with others.
Deciding to seek support for a mental health concern is a powerful step in your healing journey, but knowing what type of therapy will be most helpful for your unique needs can be challenging.
While health and wellness are often considered individualized, it’s still a family affair.
April is Stress Awareness Month and an excellent time to learn about stress, its impact and healthy ways to cope.
Taking a short break from devices can improve your mental health.
Being “happy” is different for every individual, but you can create happiness by cultivating a fulfilling lifestyle that balances important goals, work and fun.
When you think of ways to cope with anxiety, you might consider mindfulness practices, attending therapy or even exercise, but the food you eat can also affect your mood.
You might not always feel motivated, which is where discipline can be extremely helpful for success.
Assertiveness is vital for setting boundaries and maintaining healthy, happy relationships.
Feelings of sadness, frustration and low self-esteem are common when spending a lot of time by yourself.
Many find that while holiday travel is worth it, unusual stressors may come up, such as delayed flights or increased traffic. Here are a few tips for easing stress and improving your mental health while traveling for the holidays.
Finding ways to ease holiday stress can help improve your overall mental health and allow you to enjoy everything the season offers.
While anxiety can sometimes be useful, persistent feelings can get in the way of daily life and be a cause for concern.
It’s important to recognize your grief and understand that, just like any other loss, it will take time to heal.
Remembering your lost loved one can help you feel less alone over time and provide a positive outlet for grief.
While the science behind decision fatigue is still not fully understood, you can still take preventative steps to ease stress and lower the risk of burnout.
Consistently devote time to improving your mental health, and you'll reap the benefits in the same way that daily physical exercise makes you stronger.
Therapy is one of the most beneficial routes to take if you are struggling with a mental health concern. While simply attending is a good start, there are a few additional steps you can take to improve your experience and help you get the most out of every session.
