
Love Without Losing Yourself: The Difference Between Codependence and Interdependence
For years, I believed the answer was independence. Then I found myself in a deeply codependent relationship that slowly pulled
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For years, I believed the answer was independence. Then I found myself in a deeply codependent relationship that slowly pulled

Looking at Energy Differently There are times when people are doing everything they can to support their mental wellbeing, and

A psychologist explores people-pleasing, social connection, and how to build meaningful relationships in modern life.

Tool 4.1 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit: High-Quality Connections There’s a theme that has been popping up in my

Tool 3.6 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit Most evenings, after a full day of therapy, I close my iPad

Tool #15 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit For years, I’ve been described as calm. Clients say it. Friends say

Many of the people I work with come to therapy because they are tired of simply coping. They want more

Tool #12 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit Let’s be honest: most of us don’t just feel our emotions —

Tool #11 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit: Emotional Diversity is the Spice of Life Let’s be honest. If emotions

As the calendar turns, I find myself once again in that liminal space between reflection and becoming. The days are

🕯️ Energy Is Everything: Lighting the Way Together
This week’s focus from The Art of Wellness Toolkit has felt more

As the Year of the Snake comes to a close, I’ve felt a deep need to shed—physically, emotionally, and energetically.