Identity, can be a big word with a lot of meaning.

You’ve probably heard of imposter syndrome, but despite its widespread popularity, it is a psychological term that is frequently misunderstood

Our well-being is intertwined with the natural world in the sense that connecting our bodies to the Earth’s electric charge and calming energy can help stabilize our physical and internal environments.

Have you ever felt anxious, but when someone asked you what was wrong, you weren’t sure how to explain it?

Has there ever been a time where you noticed that a positive life change felt oddly heavy in your body and mind?

We often move through life at a rapid speed and feel like we can never catch up. But what often gets lost in this cycle of rushing is the art of slowing down.

The truth is: you’re not broken. You’re not weak. Your mind is trying to protect you, it’s just gotten a little too good at scanning for danger

So, what is emotional intelligence? Its understanding and managing your own emotions while also being attuned to the emotions of others.

Nutrition and physical activity play an essential role in supporting holistic well-being and personal growth

If you’ve ever struggled with anxiety, you know how overwhelming it can be, it’s not just in your mind, but in your whole body.

Have you ever walked into a room so loud or bright that you just wanted to escape? Does it sometimes feel like the world is turned up to max volume?

As we continue to explore holistic therapy, it’s important to highlight the powerful role mindfulness and meditation can play in supporting our overall well-being. .

Have you ever walked into a room and instantly started calculating how to act, speak, or even move your body to avoid standing out? Maybe you’ve done this so often you don’t even notice it anymore.

We often hear the statement “I wish to be free” and assume it is impossible to achieve. What if it wasn’t? What if you've had the tools all along to achieve your sense of freedom?

Often the primary goals of therapy are considered response, remission and recovery.

Stress and anxiety are very common and normal everyday emotions we experience

Emotions are an essential part of the human experience. They color our world, inform our decisions, shape our relationships, and help us connect with others.

Have you ever caught yourself saying things like, “A part of me really wants to do this... but another part is scared”?

You might have heard of symptoms of trauma often resulting in fight or flight responses that occur when the brain and body is chronically overwhelmed in the face of perceived threat, danger or stress

Have you ever felt a bit stuck in therapy?