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How to Avoid the Weak Spots of Allopathic and Alternative Healing Methods for Lasting Well-Being
A general health guide for everybody who does not have terminal diseases like cancer or another life-threatening diagnosis. You’ve heard this: I’ve followed this nutrition protocol for months, and...
Jun 412 min read


It’s Time for Men to Talk on How to Take That First Step Toward Mental Well-Being
It’s June, Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, but if you’re like a lot of men I meet in my coaching and speaking work, you might be thinking: “I’m not sure this conversation is for me.”...
Jun 46 min read


Adult Children of Alcoholics and How to Love Yourself So You Can Find Your True Purpose?
For years, I lived with the belief that I was unworthy of love—not because I chose to, but because it was ingrained in me, woven into the fabric of my being before I even knew to question it.
Jun 47 min read


How Hypnotherapy Helps Children Heal Through Play and Overcome Anxiety
Did you know that anxiety issues, behaviour disorders, and depression are the most commonly diagnosed mental health disorders in children? 10% of children ages 3-17 have had a current diagnosis of...
Jun 43 min read


The Hidden Link Between Alzheimer’s and Diabetes
The mind is a powerful thing, but it can also be fragile. As we age, conditions like Alzheimer’s and diabetes can challenge our brain health in ways we might not fully understand. Both diseases are...
Jun 24 min read


Finding Freedom from Alcohol Starts with the Mind and Unlocks a Healthier You
In recent years, there's been a noticeable shift in the way people view alcohol. Whether it's for health reasons, personal growth, or simply to feel more in control, more individuals are choosing...
Jun 23 min read


The Helper’s Perspective on The Super, Simple Secret to Successful Outcomes in Addiction Treatment
Ahhhhh, “The Salad Days.” It was about 13 or 14 years ago, and, man! Was I ever the cocky and arrogant young intern. I remember confidently walking into the clinic where I’d be...
May 317 min read


Casting Stigma Aside and Embracing Holistic Healing
Mental Health Awareness Month is more than just a campaign, it’s a profound call to action, a reminder that mental well-being is not only essential but also foundational to living...
May 316 min read


Overcoming OCD: A Personal Journey Through Intrusive Thoughts and Exposure Therapy
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) often goes undiagnosed, not because it's rare, but because it hides well. This article blends clinical insight with personal narrative to illustrate...
May 315 min read


How to Begin Healing From Emotional Pain
Ylwa Woxmark, a certified and accredited equine-guided recovery coach, has healed from childhood traumas and abusive relationships. Today, she is dedicated to helping people shift their perspective...
May 297 min read


A Boy & His Bicycle, and What He Taught Me About Healing
He came to the clinic, and he did all the things that a client at the clinic is supposed to do. He attended groups, saw the shrink, took his meds, attended weekly one-to-one sessions with me, went...
May 285 min read


The 2024 British Rowing Indoor Championships – A Story of Survival, Strength, and Redemption
Where do you start when the story is bigger than the race? This wasn’t about rowing 2,000 meters. It wasn’t about finishing 5th. Or pulling a 6.19 aged 44 on 12 weeks of training. It wasn’t even...
May 275 min read


Nature and Your Mental Health
In a world dominated by screens and concrete jungles, have we lost our connection to the natural world? As mental health challenges rise globally, researchers are uncovering the simple yet profound benefits...
May 265 min read


How 40 Hz Pulsed Light Could Help Your Brain Regain Its Natural Rhythm
Have you ever noticed how calming it feels when sunlight flickers through trees on a woodland walk? That dappled rhythm of light isn't just beautiful, it might be feeding your brain in ways science...
May 264 min read


How To Support Someone Grieving A Suicide Loss and What To Say, What Not To Say
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to amplify compassionate conversations around emotional well-being, trauma, and the realities of suicide. It’s a reminder that caring about mental...
May 265 min read


Harm Reduction is a Real Life Account of How it Saved My Client’s Life
This story was shared anonymously with the consent of the client’s experience in treatment. Firstly, what exactly is “harm reduction” in the world of addiction treatment? Well, it is exactly what...
May 268 min read


Why We Need to Normalize Suicidal Thoughts
Have you or a loved one ever experienced suicidal thoughts? If so, did you panic? Did you feel shame or guilt? Rates of suicidal thoughts and attempts continue to increase, yet most people do not feel...
May 238 min read


Brainwaves & Bots – How Meditation & AI Together Can Co-Create Human Health & Harmony
In today’s fast-evolving digital era, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming deeply ingrained into our daily lives. Simultaneously, meditation gains new ground as a counterbalance to the overload...
May 239 min read


Why Mental Health Systems Are Failing Women of Colour
Across the world, bi-cultural women are silently burning out. Raised between cultures, they navigate an exhausting emotional terrain shaped by dual expectations, unspoken family obligations, and...
May 237 min read


The Silent Struggle of High-Achieving Men and Why Success Doesn’t Silence Anxiety
High-achieving men often appear to embody success, confidence, and resilience. However, beneath the surface, many grapple with silent struggles, low self-worth, emotional suppression, and the...
May 217 min read


Redefining Strength by Meeting the Real Needs of Men
The narrative surrounding masculinity has long emphasized strength, stoicism, and self-reliance. While these qualities can be valuable, they can also create a formidable barrier when it comes to...
May 215 min read


Lighting the Path Project and a Mental Health Framework for Schools and Communities
Suicide remains one of the leading causes of death among young people globally. But we often forget that adults are struggling too, such as teachers, parents, and community members.
May 213 min read


Learned Helplessness and How Sometimes the Best Way to Help a Struggling Loved One is by Not Helping
Long ago, a colleague of mine recounted a story about his son, who was then probably 20 or 21 years old, and who was in a period of his life in which he was abusing drugs and alcohol.
May 205 min read


Why “Fixing Yourself” Isn’t Wellness and What to Do Instead
You know that feeling where you’re doing everything right, the lemon water, the morning walk, the hormone-balancing supplements that cost more than your last electric bill, and yet, you still feel off?
May 207 min read
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