Navigating the Storm of Triggers and Unseen Trauma
Sometimes, being triggered feels like facing a sudden storm, but the skies were clear just moments ago. Trauma isn't always a singular event; it's often a thousand small moments.
I Respect Your Storm, But It's Yours
There will be a time when you'll have to say: I won't enter the whirlwind of your emotions. I respect them, but they're yours, not mine.
Overthinking: The Mental Paralysis That Keeps You Stuck
Overthinking might seem like you're preparing for every possible scenario, but it often achieves the opposite—leading to mental paralysis and even more anxiety.
Distraction vs. Destruction: Navigating Your Mental Health Journey
We all encounter distractions in our daily lives. But it's important to recognise when distractions cross the line into destructive territory.
October is Depression Awareness Month
This October, let's come together to raise awareness about depression. It's more than just feeling sad; it's a complex mental health condition that deserves our understanding and support.
Being on the Other Side of Depression
Living with and supporting a partner who has depression can be incredibly challenging. Here are some insights and guidelines to help maintain your own mental health while being there for your loved one.
The Things We Don't Talk About
Life often teaches us to bury our struggles, to keep our pain hidden beneath a brave face. Yet, true healing begins when we confront the shadows we don't talk about.
The Big A: Anxiety!
Anxiety is a natural response to stress, but when it becomes overwhelming, it can interfere with daily life. Here are some practical ways to reduce its effects.
Seasonal Depression: Understanding and Coping
Seasonal depression, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a type of depression that occurs at a specific time of year, usually in the fall or winter.
When Your Soul Feels Dry
In the hustle of life's demands, it's not uncommon to feel drained to the point where your very soul feels parched. Understanding exhaustion and finding help is crucial.