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In Buddhist psychology, the root of suffering is often described as grasping  - the clinging to what we want, the resistance to what we...

Why Is Anxiety Worse at Night? Many people find that anxiety intensifies at night; just as the world quiets down, the mind grows louder....

When people think of therapy, they often imagine insight, strategies, or healing from past wounds. But at its core, therapy is a...

In a culture that prizes productivity, speed, and instant results, the idea that “slower is faster” can feel counterintuitive, especially...

When anxiety hits, most of us instinctively go straight to our heads. We try to think positive thoughts. We push through the discomfort....

When we grow up in environments where instability is the norm, our nervous systems learn to adapt. In the absence of consistent care or...

There is scientific evidence that supports what many therapists have long witnessed in the therapy room: crying helps us feel better. Dr....

Shame and guilt are self-conscious emotions that often feel similar, but they have very different effects on our mental and emotional...

Many people wake up with a tight chest, racing thoughts or a sense of dread they cannot quite explain. Morning anxiety is more common...

Carl Jung, one of the most influential figures in modern psychology, introduced the idea of the shadow  as a central part of our inner...

The concept of the Window of Tolerance  is foundational to trauma recovery work and nervous system regulation. First introduced by Dr....

Have you ever walked away from a distressing experience feeling frustrated with yourself for not speaking up or taking action? Or found...

When it comes to trauma, many of us think of painful memories, intrusive thoughts, or overwhelming emotions. But as pioneering trauma...