Fixing doesn’t always help. It can leave kids feeling misunderstood, dismissed, or incapable.
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The 7 Most Common Unhealthy Narratives in Children→
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“ Lifelong Narratives are the basis for our beliefs, and they influence—if not determine—nearly every decision we make.”
Read MoreHow to Find a Partner You Can Be Yourself With→
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“Want a happy relationship? Seek out someone who loves your authentic self—as imperfect as it may be.”
Read More30 Ways to Celebrate Yourself→
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"By choosing to celebrate ourselves, we push back against the messages we received in our past that told us we were unworthy or insignificant."
Read MoreHow the Unconscious Mind Guides Our Behavior→
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"Our emotions, our memories, and even the way we see ourselves (and those who are dear to us) are deeply influenced by unconscious beliefs and feelings."
Read MoreHow to Resist the Urge to Fix Everything→
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“Acknowledging others' autonomy and easing our grip on the urge to fix can transform our relationships and make us more genuinely helpful.”
Read More4 Steps for Trauma Survivors to Decrease Self-Blame→
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“An increased sense of self blame, coupled with self-doubt, creates the perfect recipe for victim blaming.”
Read More3 Reasons Why Working From Home Isn’t as Easy as It Looks→
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“While remote work offers numerous benefits, it also conceals drawbacks that can affect people’s well-being and productivity.”
Read More3 Ways to Use Anger to Make Positive Change in Your Life→
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"Often, our anger is seen as a negative instead of a powerful force that, when focused, can energize us to do seemingly impossible things."
Read MoreThe Neuroscience of Secrets→
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Not all secrets carry the same weight. Some can even have a positive impact. Distinguishing between positive and negative secrets is a good starting point.
Read MoreTransform Your Summer: Tips for a More Meaningful and Purposeful Season
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As we head towards the end of the summer, reflect on how you can make the remaining time most intentional. It is important to keep in mind that sometimes unstructured blocks or even downtime where we aren’t engaging in any specific task can be restorative.
Read MoreThe People-Pleaser Perfectionist: Understanding the Need to Please Everyone→
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“People pleasing is partially rooted in personalization—taking too much responsibility for how you're treated.”
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