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Nourishing Our Way to Calm – The Link Between Nutrition, Lifestyle, and Anxiety Disorders
The human body is intricately connected to our environment, our lifestyle, and the food we eat. Anxiety disorder, affecting millions worldwide, is no exception. Research shows that specific nutrient deficiencies...
Nov 35 min read


Understanding Adult Child Triggers – Healing the Reactions That Run and Can Ruin Our Lives
Many adults move through life appearing confident and capable, yet privately struggle with intense emotional reactions that seem out of proportion to the moment. These responses are often rooted in...
Oct 303 min read


Struggles as Symptoms – Realizing a Diagnosis
The process of reaching my current diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type, was arduous and destructive not only to myself but to my relationships, community, and environment. While I was...
Oct 3013 min read


The 5 Tips to Maintain Your Strength to Keep Up with Your Little One
In modern times, there has been an increase in multi-generational family dwellings due to the economic downturn, rising college tuition, and unsustainable salaries. Within this type of family...
Oct 285 min read


Beyond Talk Therapy – How Hypnosis and EMDR Are Transforming Mental Health
When talk therapy reaches its limits, deeper healing begins. Hypnosis and EMDR are transforming mental health by working directly with the subconscious mind, helping adults release anxiety, trauma...
Oct 284 min read


Rewriting the Blueprint – How You Can Heal What Your Ancestors Couldn’t
What your grandmother experienced in her lifetime could have modified her DNA, and these changes can be passed down through generations. Your nervous system learned from your...
Oct 277 min read


Why Children Need to Be Involved When a Loved One Has Died
"Should we involve the children?" It's a question I hear so often. Parents, grandparents, and family members all want the same thing, to protect the children. But do we protect children by excluding...
Oct 238 min read


Legal, but Not Equal – Why Ethnic Minorities Are Still Locked Out of the UK’s Medical Cannabis System
Mental health doesn’t discriminate, but access to support does. Across the UK, ethnic minority communities face a mental health crisis that too often goes unseen. Anxiety, depression, trauma, and isolation...
Oct 235 min read


Rethinking Stress – Mental‑Health Philosophy and How We Experience, Understand, and Manage Stress
Are you or someone you know struggling with stress? Do you want a tip or a practice to help cope with stress? Take breaks often, breathe, exercise when you can, eat good foods, and take time to...
Oct 2211 min read


Why Cutting People Out May Not Be the Best Advice – A Mental Health Perspective
In today’s fast-paced, often polarized world, social media and other platforms are flooded with advice about how to protect your mental health. Some of this advice is good, but not all of it is...
Oct 226 min read


Beyond Acceptance – How Over-Normalizing Is Breaking Society
We have worked hard as a society to destigmatize mental health, and that is something to celebrate. However, in recent years, the pendulum has swung too far. In our effort to make everyone feel seen...
Oct 215 min read


Why Mental Health Is the New Measure of Leadership
Leadership has always mirrored culture, reflecting what society values most at any given moment. For years, success was defined by performance and results, by how well leaders could push through...
Oct 215 min read


L'CHAIM – How to Overcome Depression and Revive Your Life’s Purpose
I still get pushback. With a tinge of concern, people ask what’s behind my obsession with depression. Some comments include, “Talking about depression is depressing,” “You’d only attract...
Oct 204 min read


Is Joy the Missing Link in Your Wellness Journey and Why It Matters More Than You Think
We chase health, we chase growth, we chase change. But what if one of the most powerful medicines has been with us all along? Joy. For too long, joy has been treated as something optional, a reward...
Oct 2010 min read


The Good Girl Syndrome People-Pleasing Cure
Good Girl Syndrome keeps women stuck in a cycle of people-pleasing, where worth feels tied to others’ approval. This article explores how to shift from self-sacrifice to self-honouring, helping you...
Oct 174 min read


How to Fast Track to Emotional Well-Being
There it is again. Every time you think of him, her, them, or that, your stomach twists, your jaw tightens, or your forehead pounds. The same physical discomfort shouts out every time you think of...
Oct 178 min read


Brain Health Matters – Why Businesses Should Prioritize Neurological Health for Their Employees
Employee wellness has become increasingly important. According to the Employee Mental Health in 2024 Research Series, 45% of employees feel “emotionally drained.” However, companies now recognize...
Oct 165 min read


Carrying the Invisible – The Hidden Pain Behind Men’s Strength
I want to be super real right now, as a married woman and a 15-year practicing Marriage and Family Therapist. I have been doing some deep-dive understanding into men’s mental health, both in my...
Oct 166 min read


Why You Can’t Think Your Way Out of Burnout and What to Do Instead
Dr. Jalali helps high achievers, caregivers, and leaders heal burnout at the nervous system level using practical, body-first tools for sustainable performance. Burnout doesn’t begin in your calendar...
Oct 154 min read


What It Means to Be More Than a Diagnosis
Am I more than my diagnosis? Lately, I have to admit that the number one topic of conversation in my life is my mental health. Am I simply a summation of a series of symptoms? A ledger of failure and cost?
Oct 137 min read


What If Your Thoughts Secretly Control Reality? Unlock the Law of Assumption with Science
Your brain does not always tell the difference between what you imagine and what you actually experience. This idea goes beyond simple motivation. It ties into how our nervous system really...
Oct 139 min read


How to Cope With the Psychological Impact of a Rare Disease Diagnosis
A rare disease diagnosis is never the end of the story, it is often the beginning of a new emotional journey. Beyond the medical facts, patients and families face shock, grief, and lifelong adjustment...
Oct 104 min read


10 Lessons Horses Teach Us About Healing (if We Let Them)
Discover how true healing unfolds when horses, participating entirely of their own free will, teach us through presence, choice, and connection at The Horse Sanctuary in Sweden.
Oct 107 min read


Your Body Holds the Map – How Alchemical Breathwork Guides Transitions Logic Can't Solve
I was floating in the middle of space, somewhere beyond this planet, and the only thing I could feel was infinite love coursing through my veins. This wasn't meditation, visualization, or guided imagery.
Oct 97 min read
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