The Spiral Story

Anxiety is the cherry on top of what may already be a stressful situation and can create even more challenges as a result. In response to a trigger and activation of our nervous system through the unconscious, a story is born. Staff therapist, Ronni Umles, MHC, presents ways to practice identifying your story that has alternative modalities to seek relief from your own anxiety.

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What is self worth? And how do I know if I have it?

What worth is and where does it come from? Staff therapist, Alaina Malik, MHC-LP examines how no one or thing outside of yourself can define your self-worth. Here are ways to practice defining your self-worth means and watering within the crack to grow self-acceptance, self-compassion, self-awareness, and self-understanding

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The Value of “Chosen” Family

Humans need to love and be loved. It’s similarly universal that many of us find this vital sense of love and belonging in our families of origin. Staff therapist, Sam Silor, MHC, explores how choosing your own family is making an active decision about whom you’ll share access to yourself and your energy.

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Sleep Hygiene & Mental Wellness

Are you struggling with your sleep schedule? Do you feel like your sleep quality is impacting your mood? Staff Therapist Rachel Damin, MHC breaks down how your sleep can impact your mental health and shares simple tools for developing habits that can lead to more restful sleep.

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Creating Psychological Safety

Staff therapist Kathryn Lee, MHC discusses that having psychologically safe spaces in our daily lives becomes crucial to regulating our systems. We spend large sums of time in our work environments; how we feel and interact in these work environments can impact our overall mental and even physical health. It is critical that we feel this type of psychological safety in all facets of our lives both personally and professionally.

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