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One of the hallmarks of being human is our awareness of time. We can reflect on the past, experience the

Deep, slow breathing—also known as diaphragmatic or “belly” breathing—is one of the tools I most often suggest to clients. It’s

Stress and anxiety are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same experience — either emotionally or physiologically. Understanding

A recurring conversation I have with my clients is about their frustration or feelings of helplessness when the tools they

Stress and anxiety may feel frustrating or exhausting, but they are not signs of weakness. They are expressions of the

Trying something new — especially in relation to emotional wellbeing — often brings resistance, doubt, or discomfort. These responses are