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    Mental Health,  The Kitchen Sink

    Self Care Is Less About Quantity And More About Quality

    Self-care is no longer optional. Under such long-standing duress, it's become apparent just how vital self-care is. Without it, we risk losing sight of the bigger picture, feeling burned out, and struggling to do the day-to-day tasks necessary in life.

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    Mental Health,  The Kitchen Sink

    An Interesting Solution To The Chaos In My Life

    Sometimes things don’t go according to plan and we must seek out the silver lining to stay afloat. Other times, we need to allow the tide tot take us under, for just a little while. There’s value in surrendering to the struggle, trusting that we will emerge again. A bit battered and bruised, but still in one piece.

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    Hope

    Hope Will Pull Us Through Any Crisis We Face

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    Is Goal Setting Damaging?

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    Radical Self Care: Redefining “Our Best”

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    Mental Health,  The Kitchen Sink

    Setting Boundaries Is An Act Of Love

    Boundaries are manifestations of our core values. They show our resolve and attention to our priorities. When we are clear about our values, we no longer question whether our boundaries are in response to a negative experience or affirmation of what we believe. Instead of being agitated and reactive, we feel grounded and relaxed in articulating our boundaries.

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    Harmony is a Process Not a Destination

    March 16, 2023
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