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Overwhelm doesn’t always look like falling apart on the floor. When false beliefs go unchallenged, your nervous system stays stuck in survival mode—on high alert all day long.

The lights are twinkling, the lists are growing, and your heart is trying to hold it all together. If you’re feeling tired as the calendar flips to December — you’re not alone.

Anxiety is often a sign that your body needs rest, your soul needs reassurance, and your mind needs support.

When most people think of perimenopause, they picture a woman fanning herself in the middle of a meeting, cheeks flushed, trying to survive a hot flash. And yes, hot flashes are real—and uncomfortable. But for many of us in midlife, they’re just the tip of the iceberg.

Understanding diagnostic dismissal, mystery symptoms, and the care gaps women face in a rushed medical system

I took the kids to Adventure Island waterpark a few weeks ago. Chaos, total and complete chaos! My anxious mind had such a long list of What If's. Besides the obvious safety concerns, I kept scanning for our belongings and our flip flops next to the ride and the dark clouds coming in. I had to figure out how to relax. How to enjoy this! How to savor this last hurrah of summer! This is what I did…

If you struggle with anxiety, you are very familiar with racing thoughts and the noise in your mind! Can you tell the difference between worrying and overthinking? Let's take a look at how they overlap and impact one another.

The hardships from health issues can cause burnout - emotionally, physically and mentally. That's why I want to share more about stress resilience.

Let's take a look at some simple yet powerful ways to bloom from within this summer, drawing on the principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, and Positive Psychology.