Common Signs of Distorted Thinking
What is distorted thinking, and how can it affect you? That’s what we want to explore together today. Distorted thinking...
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Do I Have ADHD? How to Know for Sure
Have you been wondering, “Do I have ADHD?” You may be having difficulty staying focused and on-task at work or...
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Anger is a human emotion that can be triggered by many things such as stress, family problems, financial strain, frustration,...
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Abandonment: Identifying Red Flags and ...
Abandonment can cause significant issues for adults, even decades after being abandoned by parents or loved ones. When people are...
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Two Common Types of Anger Disorders: ...
For people with anger disorders, severe emotional dysregulation frequently follows feelings of anger. For these people, irritation and frustration can...
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Overcoming toxic shame can be one of the most important steps you take for personal and spiritual growth. Toxic shame...
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Facing Avoidance Anxiety
Avoidance is part of life. There are times when you may avoid people, places, or things because you think you...
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There will be a time in life when you face grief. It happens and no one person is immune to...
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What is Anxiety and What is Said About ...
Before I say anything else, it is important to stress that not all anxiety is bad! Yes, you heard me...
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How To Move Forward and Overcome the ...
When you love someone or something, experiencing the loss of that thing or person can be nearly unbearable. Grieving is...
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Signs and Causes of Abandonment Anxiety
No one wants to be let down by the people they depend on. We hope that the people who care...
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Money, Work, and God
We don’t say, “I’m gonna turn stuff into my idol.” No one intentionally does that, but we can tell by...
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