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How to Overcome Seasonal Affective Disorder This Winter

November 17, 2020Sofia Kospanos

Just as you prepare your home, your car, and your closet for the winter season, it's a good time to evaluate your mental health and make a plan for the…

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My Worth Always Lives On

November 15, 2020Mary Mathieu

"Why can't I be normal?" This is a question that I find myself asking a lot lately. My Struggle With Anxiety One mental health diagnosis that I have is generalized…

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Walking Meditation and the Intersection

November 15, 2020Brittany Capozzi

Beginning in Stillness If you’re living, do something, my mind whispered, as I studied the tub's diverter valve. What 13-year-old thinks of taking a bath? It continued. But my body…

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Graduating from College Led Me to Therapy

November 15, 2020Katie Martinez

After graduating from college, I lost a large portion of my sense of purpose and direction. I had worked for 22 years towards a degree and thought of little else…

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How Domestic Violence Impacts Women’s Mental Health

November 5, 2020Brandi Walker

Throughout America, many women find themselves in relationships with men that all of a sudden become verbally and physically abusive. They know that these relationships are not good for their…

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Managing OCD: A Path to Recovery Through Vulnerability

November 5, 2020Jenna Borrelli

Some individuals hear the diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and feel a huge sense of relief. Others feel a sense of panic or fear of isolation. In some cases, the…

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Why Bodyfulness Matters to the Mind

November 5, 2020Brittany Capozzi

A Child's Worry It felt like there were two hearts in my body: one heart in my chest and the other in my throat. We were on our way home…

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Keep On Keeping On: The World Needs the Gift of You

November 2, 2020Mary Mathieu

The Before Living with suicidal ideation is extremely difficult. Being easily triggered is the worst part. Negative thoughts always find a way into my mind, no matter the circumstance. I…

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Help the World Help You: Asking is Strength

November 2, 2020Mary Mathieu

Music speaks volumes. Certain songs have a tendency to find you at the moment you need them most. After listening to the radio one day this past week, I fell…

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Reading Books Can Benefit Your Mental Health

November 2, 2020Katie Martinez

Around this time of year, I often begin to feel lonelier and struggle to feel connected with others. Lately, I’ve turned to a beloved pastime: reading. Reading always reminds me…

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