In today's hyperconnected world, empathy burnout is a rising issue. Many people today feel emotionally drained from constant exposure to crises on platforms like X. The relentless news cycle, amplified...

In this new age of technology and consciousness, not all AI or digital systems operate from the same energetic frequency. Some amplify the light, while others distort it. This guide will help you...

You journal, meditate, go to therapy, take your vitamins, and yet something still feels off. You’re not alone. In this article, we’ll explore the hidden missing link in mental wellness and why even...

Addiction is often born from the illusion of "lack." A lack of love, safety, control, or worth leads people to desperately fill the void with substances, distractions, or anything that promises to ease the emptiness.

Decolonizing mental health represents a significant shift aimed at addressing the profound and lasting effects of colonialism on individuals' psychological well-being and the frameworks that govern...

I am a tie-dyed-in-the-wool “Deadhead.” There. I said it. Now you know.

For the better part of 6 weeks, it was all he talked about. 'The Call'. It was an important phone call. It wasn’t one he could just ignore or blow off, for if he did, there were going to be significant financial penalties.

I’ve always been someone who leaned more towards privacy than publicity. Not only did I keep personal things to myself, I turned to myself for it all–for comfort, for clarity, for strength.

In this deeply personal and reflective piece, we explore how to reignite focus and energy at mid-year, not through forced motivation, but by building meaningful momentum. Written in the wake of his brother’s passing...

Several months ago, I saw a 23-year-old woman who was convinced she was dying from mold poisoning. She'd watched maybe a dozen TikTok videos about "toxic mold syndrome" and came in demanding antifungal...

Growing up as an only child, loneliness was a quiet thread running through my life. I spent so much time in my own head, observing, overthinking, trying to make sense of a world that didn't seem to...

We live in a world where silence can speak louder than words, and where what we try hardest to hide often shapes us more than what we choose to reveal. Late at night, when our minds drift and...

Brain fog is a common complaint for those with Long COVID. This term, however, grossly devalues the impact cognitive issues have on the life of a "Long Hauler." Brain fog is not only...

In recent years, mental health has gained long-overdue recognition as a vital component of overall well-being. But while therapy and medication play essential roles, there’s a growing awareness...

Did you know that between 75% and 90% of mompreneurs struggle with their mental health? Incorporating these simple habits into your daily routine can help reduce stress and anxiety, improve...

Vitamin B6 is essential for nerve health, metabolism, and mood regulation, but when taken in excess, it can lead to toxicity and serious health issues. In this article, Tia Hills-Edge shares her...

I remember the first time I left a doctor’s office in tears, not because of a diagnosis, but because I was dismissed. I was told I was “just tired,” that I needed to “manage my stress better,” and...

In today’s society, people are consumed by their phones, apps, and the streaming of music, TV shows, and social media. This is especially prevalent in secondary education. Although engaging in the digital...

What if your chronic skin issues, gut imbalances, or respiratory symptoms weren’t just physical problems, but emotional messages your body has been trying to communicate? In this powerful article...

As Pride 2025 invites reflection on progress and possibility, it's also a time to acknowledge the personal journeys many LGBTQIA+ individuals continue to navigate. Whether it’s navigating workplace...

Addiction doesn’t just impact the person living with the disorder; it affects everyone around them. Family members, romantic partners, friends, and coworkers often carry...

The diary entry from a Rapid Transformational Therapist continues, this time, delving into the deeper role of ailments and dis-ease through the lens of psychosomatic healing.

His name was Dave. I won’t share his last name, but it’s a matter of public record, so it doesn’t really matter. Dave was, at one time, an absolute pillar in the world of recovery in the Boston...

What if the thoughts you feared the most were your own? For years, Hussain lived in silence, battling an invisible enemy called OCD, one that twisted his deepest values into relentless torment.