17 Jan Navigating Relationship Challenges

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Relationships are a complex blend of beauty and challenges. We explore how our responses to our partner plays a pivotal role in shaping the course of a relationship. Have you ever wondered how to navigate a healthier relationship and to identify patterns that may impact...

08 Jan Common Variances of Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity in Girls and Women

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ADHD can often manifest differently in women and girls, showcasing distinct symptoms compared to men and boys. Anxiety, depression, and burnout often take center stage in women with undiagnosed ADHD, appearing as prominent symptoms. Typically, females may exhibit internalizing symptoms like inattention, feelings of low...

11 Dec Let’s Explore People Pleasing – Have You Ever Noticed Your Stress Response to Various Perceived Threats, Often Default into People-Pleasing Tendencies?

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Psychologists use this term to highlight the pattern where individuals rely heavily on others for emotional validation and fulfillment, outsourcing their emotional needs to external sources....