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from Vervewell’s Blake Overstreet, LPC The Modern Paradox: Finding Meaning in the Age of Endless Comparison In our hyper-connected world, we face an unprecedented challenge to our psychological well-being. What I’d
Self-acceptance is the practice of fully embracing ourselves—our strengths, our weaknesses, and everything in between—without judgment. It’s recognizing that emotions like anger, sadness, anxiety or even laziness aren’t inherently “bad”; they’re
He came in somewhat defeated. His wife had left with his best friend only months ago and he was currently living the life of a divorced Dad with three teenage kids,
When my clients take notes in our sessions, I know we are getting somewhere. My clients are some of the best humans I’ve had the honor to meet, let alone work
I am going to have a SPECTACULAR new year… which may not always be happy. I will likely experience some sadness, some darkness, because I’m a human living an experience. And
Some days are easier than others, better than others, some days are more melancholy than the day before. Yet each day I generate gratitude for my ability to breathe, to move
