Here are the top things I have learned that I hope either resonate with you or can help you too.
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be provided resources for grief
learn the importance of creating space for grief
get advice for how to support someone that is grieving
When you’re facing a problem that you’ve can’t solve or change your perspective on, sometimes the healthiest (yet hardest) thing we can do is learn to accept. While acceptance can seem impossible, it’s not. It’s possible, and often necessary in order to move on.
Read MoreNavigating the winter season during COVID comes with challenges, but there are things you can do to support yourself and your loved ones during this time.
Read MoreA transition hits the hardest when it shakes our sense of self – when we are forced to view ourselves differently; when we are faced with a future that is nothing like we planned. The pandemic wasn’t a part of any of our plans and it certainly doesn’t feel normal, but it is an opportunity for us to evaluate how we see our lives.
Read MoreFear distorts vision. Fear also tends to make us make the wrong choices. Fear is self-preservation. Fear is shame, punishment and blame. Fear is ego and inner critic. Fear is the absence of love.
Read MoreDecision fatigue and burn out is worth talking about because every decision feels like, literally, life or death. Every decision feels like it carries giant consequences for our physical health and mental health. And you have to make thousands of decisions a day.
Read MoreDepression is real and it’s complex. People don’t like talking about it, because there is less of a collective understanding of what it is. By educating ourselves, even if you don’t have depression, we can combat the stigma and make real change for our loved ones and the world around us.
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