Fighting is usually associated with being a negative thing. It typically implies that there’s a conflict or a disagreement of some sort. When you hear the word “conflict”, you may immediately think of yelling, screaming, fighting, or punching. Although conflict is more likely to be associated with a negative interaction, it doesn’t always have to be that way. There is … Read More
Breaking The Curse Of Generational Trauma
The experiences you go through are what make you into the person you are today. How you were raised, the people you interact with, and the choices you make each and every day. You receive a lot from your parents and family members. You may have your father’s eyes, your mother’s hair, or your grandfather’s height. Think about the traditions … Read More
Signs A Woman May Be Dealing With PTSD
For some reason, in the world today, there is still a big stigma against mental health, especially some mental health conditions like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD for example. This stigma can cause a lot of beliefs that aren’t necessarily true to circulate and misinform individuals who may actually be suffering from PTSD of their own. Anyone who experiences a … Read More
How To Deal With Political Threats Against Women
As a young girl, your parents taught you that you could be anything you wanted to be. You played dress-up almost daily and decided to act out various roles. Doctor, teacher, mother, veterinarian, coach, and lawyer. You never felt like you couldn’t be or do anything. But then you grew up and realized that life isn’t as easy for people … Read More
Spotting Depression In Women: What To Look For
You want the best for them. No matter if it’s your partner, sister, mother, grandmother, niece, daughter, co-worker, or any other female influence in your life. You want to be there for them, no matter what. Through the good times and the bad times. You want to be able to show up for them like they always seem to do … Read More
What Are Common Anxiety Symptoms In Women?
As a woman, you’re often told to be more cautious compared to men. You’re told to pay attention to your surroundings, listen, and not be distracted. You may feel pretty safe and secure, but you can’t help to be a little concerned due to what you’ve been taught. You often have this feeling that something’s wrong, whether it is or … Read More
Childhood Trauma And Healing From It
As you may know, all of the experiences from your past helped make you into the person you are today. The good times and the bad times help shape you. When you experience an injury like a cut, you may first notice it because it stings and it bleeds. You’ll spend time rinsing it, sanitizing it so it doesn’t get … Read More
Recovering From Emotional Trauma Is Possible, Here’s How To Do It
No matter what type of trauma you experience, it’s still a trauma. Trauma, no matter if it’s physical or emotional, can affect you, your body, your mind, and your actions and behaviors. You may feel like the trauma you experience has attached itself to you. It’s part of your life now. It’s who you are. You can’t just shake it … Read More
4 Simple Tips For Dealing With Depression
Depression is hard to describe, especially if you’re trying to describe it to someone who doesn’t know what it feels like. It’s a very complex mental health disorder that can affect anyone at any time during their life. Depression is anything but simple. Even though depression isn’t simple, there are some simple things you can do to deal with depression. … Read More
Social Anxiety: What It Is And Why It’s More Than Being Shy
You wouldn’t necessarily call yourself a loner. That being said, you’d be lying to yourself if you said you didn’t enjoy your alone time. Sometimes, you prefer peace and quiet and the comfort of your own home, room, and bed. You decided that it’s much safer there. You’re just an introvert, right? There’s nothing wrong with you. Your friends are … Read More