Explore the impact of phone anxiety on Gen Z’s mental health. Learn about digital dependence, social media stress, and strategies for caregivers.
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Overcoming anxiety’s grip: Learn to navigate emotional dysregulation and reclaim your space.
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Discover the roots of Gen Z’s anxiety, from social consciousness to menu choices. Learn coping skills and resilience strategies for a mindful approach.
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Discover the bidirectional relationship between anxiety and sleep. Effective interventions for managing anxiety and improving sleep quality.
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Discover freedom from rushing: a mindful journey of pacing, self-prioritization, and reframing time’s narrative.
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Confront anxiety like a troll: discover strategies and therapy to reclaim your life from its invisible grip. Take charge today!
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By Alena Gerst, LCSW RYT As a parent around May, I always feel like I’m cranking out every last bit of energy and resources I can muster with end of school year celebrations, performances, events, and showcases, both at school and with extracurricular activities. As soon as the weather begins warming up, I start mentally
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ByMadison Weber, MHC-LP I remember all of the questions and nerves that I had leading up to the first day of high school. The transition from middle school to high school marks a significant milestone in a teen’s life. It’s a journey filled with excitement, some nerves, and a sense of stepping into the unknown.
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By Madison Weber, MHC-LP Entering college is an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience for most students, but for teens with anxiety, the transition can be especially challenging. Experiencing anxiety in college is not uncommon; in fact, it’s a shared experience for many students as they navigate this change. The shift from the structured environment of high
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By Alena Gerst, LCSW RYT I am by nature a pretty organized person. If I miss an appointment or run late, it’s the exception. If someone asks me to do something, they can (almost) always rest assured it will get done. Some of this is rooted in a motivation to be reliable, someone who can
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