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Is Depression a Protected Disability? What to Do When You Live With Severe Depression

Sometimes, depression can get so severe that it gets in the way of your ability to work. If you’re struggling with this, then you might be entitled to protections and benefits. Here are the answers to all of your questions about depression and disability.

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Too Depressed to Work? Here’s How to Find Motivation to Work When You’re Depressed

Is the lack of motivation from depression getting in the way of your success and joy in the workplace?

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Reclaim Your Life: A Guide to Breaking Up With Your Phone

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Unlocking Personal Fulfillment: The Power of Living According to Your Values

What values shape our existence and guide our choices?

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Embracing Patience: The Art of Making the Bed

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, patience often feels like a rare commodity.

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The Power of Vulnerability in Leadership: Insights from Brene Brown's "Dare To Lead"

Dare to lead with authenticity, and watch as your leadership journey transforms both yourself and those around you.

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Importance and Objectives of Mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment

Everybody has mental health. Please, read that again.

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Taking a Break from Social Media: Ways to Quit

"If you aren't paying for a product, you are the product."

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How to Break Smartphone Addiction: Tips and Symptoms

Today, I'm pretty sure 98% of people would have the same sort of experience with having forgotten their phone at home.

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Can Depression Cause Memory Loss - When To Get Help

I couldn’t remember why those things used to bring me joy, but that’s what happens in the middle of these depressive episodes.

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What Dissociation is and How to Stop Dissociating

Please let this be the last webpage/blog/video that you take in about this topic for the rest of the day.

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What to Say When Asking for a Salary Raise: Email Template

Coaching people on how to get a raise from their respective employer is something that I've been doing for years.

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Climbing Deeper Into The Acceptance Matrix

One of the core tenant in the therapy I practice with people is acceptance: being able to accept what life gives us.

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One Little Change

When it comes to working on our goals, simply change your internal and external language from "I have to do this" to "I do this."

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How to Regulate Your Nervous System : Therapist Tips

That it is good to experience sadness and anger. They bring us gifts and inform us of our values.

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Coping with a Depressive Episode : How to Get Through

For the sake of simplicity, I am going to ask you to consider in the midst of a depressive episode if you need to go up or down

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How to Handle Dissociation: Tips on What to Do

Dissociation is something that our body naturally does and something that everybody experiences to some regard in their life.

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Quotes for Healing Grief: Help from a Therapist

With the time that we exist on this earth there are none who make it unscathed, and perhaps the only good news in that fact is that at least we are not alone.

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What a Gratitude Practice is and the Health Benefits

Dissatisfaction means that we are looking at something and saying, this could be better.

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The Right Words to Comfort Someone Grieving After a Loss

We at times find ourselves unfamiliar of how to navigate the waters when one is experiencing great sorrow.

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How to Help Someone with Depression: Ways to Support

"Rarely does a response make something better. What makes something better is connection."

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Five Ways To Cope With Anxiety

The language of anxiety always seemed to just make sense to me.

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Duty or Delight

There are two simple ways that delight loses its power in our lives. ‍

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A Really Good Failure

If you are never failing then you are never truly finding where your limits are.

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How To Find The Right Counselor

There's time, money, and energy: you get to pick two.

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From Muscles To Brain To Heart

"In the past, jobs were about muscles, now they're about brains, but in the future they'll be about the heart." - Minouche Shafik, director, London School of Economics.

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Why I Want My Kids to Fail

I see so many people in my practice that tell me they were not allowed to fail growing up and the adverse effects if has had on them.

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Climbing Deeper Into The Acceptance Matrix

One of the core tenant in the therapy I practice with people is acceptance: being able to accept what life gives us.

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What Does Perfect Cost You?

Have you ever thought about what your perfectionism is costing you?

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Break Up With Your Phone

If your phone is the first thing you touch in the morning and the last thing you see at night, or if you find yourself taking your phone with you to the bathroom, you might want to listen up.

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What Are Your Values?

It is my belief that a value driven life is what helps us achieve our goals and live a full and flourishing life.

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Anxiety

Can You Be Hospitalized for Severe Anxiety? When to Go to the Hospital, and What to Expect

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A Guide to Social Anxiety and Work: The Best Jobs for People With Social Anxiety, How to Deal With Social Anxiety at Work, & More

Navigating social anxiety at work can be tough. Here’s a guide on how to cope, including a list of some jobs for people with social anxiety and how to get treatment.

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Severe Anxiety in College Students: Why Does College Make Me So Anxious, and What Can I Do About It?

Anxiety among college students is at an all-time high. If you’re facing severe anxiety in college, you’re not alone – here, we’ll talk about ways you can cope with anxiety and enjoy your college experience.

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Can Deleting Social Media Help Anxiety?

Social media and anxiety have a deeply connected relationship. Could social media be making your anxiety worse, and can deleting it help? Here’s my take on it.

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Embrace Your Anxiety: A Guide to Cultivating a Healthy Relationship

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Most Common Physical Symptoms of Anxiety: Pain and Panic

I could already feel my heart rate increasing as the blood flow in my body started to pick up.

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Why Your Anxiety is Getting Worse: When to Get Help

Do you live a life where anxiety is going to thrive?

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How Long Do Anxiety Attacks Last?: Signs and Symptoms

He told me, "I don't think I've ever experienced anxiety."

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Anxiety and the Effects on the Body and Physical Health

I began to feel the muscle tension taking place in my body.

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Get A Better Relationship With Your Anxiety

The root of anxiety pretty much lies in one thing: uncertainty.

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OCD

Can OCD Be Cured? Exploring OCD Treatment and Recovery

Does severe OCD ever go away? There is no miracle cure, but that doesn't mean that you’ll live with such intense symptoms forever. Treatment can help you get your OCD symptoms to the point where it no longer feels like they’re controlling your life.

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Severe OCD and Can’t Leave the House – How to Cope With “OCD Agoraphobia”

OCD can get so severe that you feel terrified of leaving your home. But staying in can actually be a compulsive behavior, and get you caught in an OCD loop. Here’s how to cope.

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The OCD Cycle: How to Get Out of an OCD Loop

Have you heard of the OCD cycle? People with OCD can get caught in OCD thought loops, which drives them deeper and deeper into obsessions and compulsions. Here’s how you can break the OCD cycle with the help of OCD treatment.

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OCD Is Ruining My Life: What You Can Do

Is OCD ruining your life? Unmanaged OCD symptoms can do that — but with treatment, you can limit the negative impact that OCD has on your life and reach all of your goals. In this blog, we walk you through 4 steps to take now if OCD is ruining your life.

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Are People With OCD Considered Neurodivergent?

For instance, most people with OCD had experienced the cycle of obsessions at some other point in their childhood, and it might have gone unnoticed or misdiagnosed.

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Know the Difference Between OCD and Anxiety Disorder

All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

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What Having Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Really Means

"I'm so OCD." Agh! Even just the grammar of it is annoying.

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Types of OCD Intrusive Thoughts: Understanding Symptoms

Trigger warning. This blog talks specifically about upsetting intrusive thoughts. Please read at your own discretion.

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The Impacts and Affects of OCD on Relationships

If there were ever a mental health condition that met the criteria for being a "family disease," then it would be obsessive compulsive disorder.

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Relationships

6 Ways to Rekindle the Romance and Strengthen Your Long-Term Relationship

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PTSD and Cheating: What is Post Infidelity Stress Disorder?

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Taking a Break: Can a Temporary Separation Save Your Marriage?

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Understanding Silent Divorce: Signs, Implications, and Next Steps

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How to Save Your Marriage After Infidelity and Heal from an Affair

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Walk Away Wife Syndrome: Understanding the Stages and How to Reconnect

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How Do You Know When a Relationship Is Over? 9 Signs to Watch For

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How to Overcome Your Insecurity in Relationships

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How to Overcome Codependency and Save Your Relationships

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A Guide on How Couples Therapy Sessions Work

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Can You Have PTSD From a Relationship? : Signs and Symptoms

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Connect In Your Relationships

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Trauma

Can Past Trauma Ruin a Relationship? Only If You Don’t Address its Impact

If you’re feeling like the past trauma you’ve been through is ruining your relationship, you’re not alone. But there is a way to process trauma and unlearn the painful and untrue core beliefs that it may have caused.

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Can Trauma Cause Memory Loss? For Some People, It Can – Here’s How to Cope

Can trauma cause memory loss? Research shows that it sometimes can, but the relationship between trauma and memory loss is more complex than you may think. Here, we talk about the science behind trauma and memory loss and how to cope.

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Epigenetic Trauma: Can Trauma Be Passed Down Genetically?

You may have heard of intergenerational trauma, or the idea that trauma can be passed down from one generation to the next. But is trauma genetic? Here’s the scientific explanation of epigenetic trauma, and how trauma can sometimes be passed down genetically.

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The Hidden Effects of Trauma in Relationships

Unresolved trauma can damage your relationships and keep you from having the healthy relationship you deserve.

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Patience and Making The Bed

Truth be told, I am not a very patient person..

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The Power of Vulnerability

She defines vulnerability to be "the emotion that we experience during times of uncertainty, risk, and emotional exposure."

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