Emotions
Understanding and managing emotions is crucial for mental well-being. Our contributors delve into the complexities of emotional intelligence, helping you to identify, express, and regulate your emotions effectively. Learn how to cope with negative emotions, enhance positive ones, and improve your emotional resilience. Gain insights into how emotions impact your relationships and productivity. With better emotional management, you can lead a more balanced and harmonious life.
The Inkblot Portal and How Creative Writing Rewires the Brain and Sparks the Spirit
In an age of rapid automation and fleeting attention, creative writing remains one of humanity's most quietly revolutionary acts. It is both a personal ritual and a neurological catalyst, equal parts...
Navigating the Bitter Beneath and How Empaths Can Protect Their Gifts From Manipulation
In a world that often celebrates innovation, creativity, and empathy, it is easy to assume these qualities are universally valued. Many of us who lead with heart and vision naturally become magnets for...
How Your Expectations and Emotional Investment Impact the Outcome of a Situation
In the modern workplace, emotional involvement is inevitable. After all, we are human, not machines. Yet when emotional reactions cloud our judgment or damage our well-being, the ability to detach...
Your Body's Secret Language – How to Decode the Difference Between Fear and Intuition
You know when you're trying to make a decision and you can't tell if that knot in your stomach is your intuition saying "hell no" or your anxiety being dramatic? After 13 years as a Holistic Psychologist, I've learned that most of us were never taught the difference—we're just expected to "trust our gut" without understanding what our body is trying to tell us. We’re not taught that our mind tells us stories, our body holds truth in the moment, and our soul knows the way forward. To decode...
Embracing Happiness Without Guilt
Happiness is a wonderful feeling that we all strive for, yet there are moments when, even amid joy, we catch ourselves hesitating. We question whether we deserve to feel happy or begin comparing our joy...
A Conversation on Contact vs. Connection
The clouds had just lifted over the forest-cloaked valley. The air was crisp, and the silence was so still that even the rustle of dry leaves sounded like a whisper of truth. Priya Arora, an emerging...
Your Team Isn’t Burned Out, They’re Emotionally Starved
My recent therapy client was a successful executive, a devoted mom, and disconnected from herself. She worked hard to hold everything together at work and at home. She smiled often but also cried a lot...
Achieving Inner Freedom by Reducing Stress Without Adding Time to Your Day
In a fast-paced world where time is currency and stress is epidemic, self-care has become both a buzzword and a burden. The advice is everywhere: meditate, journal, take a walk, unplug, get more sleep.
How to Counter Jealousy
Jealousy is an emotion as old as human interaction itself. It can be insidious, creeping into relationships, workplaces, and personal aspirations, often manifesting in ways that erode trust, hinder...
The Life Lessons I Learned the Day We Almost Lost Our Dog
We were an hour away from saying goodbye. The appointment had been made. I had spent the morning quietly crying, lying beside our thirteen-year-old retired racing greyhound, my couch companion...
7 Tips for Making the Mental and Emotional Shift to Private Practice
With the rewards of personal and professional growth, professional autonomy, and lifestyle flexibility, self-employment can be an enticing prospect. There is plenty of guidance about...
Why Emotional Wellness Is Non-Negotiable for Anyone Working with Kids
Working with children, whether as a parent, teacher, or coach, means being on the frontlines of emotional intensity every day. If we don’t have the tools to manage our own emotional reactions, we end up carrying...
Why Some People Leave You Drained and What That Really Means About Energy
As someone who works with people all over the world from a coaching capacity, there is something that happens regularly that I just don’t hear getting talked about enough. It is influence.
People Who Laugh at Their Own Jokes are Happier, According to Psychologists
You know that friend who cracks a joke and laughs before anyone else does? Turns out, they might be onto something. According to research in personality psychology, people who laugh...
The Vulnerability Journey in Embracing Imperfection as a Language Learner
Do you find yourself hesitating to speak a new language for fear of making mistakes? Do you feel that knot in your stomach when asked to participate in a conversation outside your native tongue?


















