Coping Skills.

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    Journal.

    Research has demonstrated that engaging in regular journaling sessions, for just 15 minutes a day several times per week, can significantly alleviate symptoms associated with anxiety and depression. Moreover, journaling serves as a powerful tool for enhancing emotional self-awareness. So, grab your paper and pen today to embark on this transformative journey towards improved mental well-being.

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    Get Moving.

    You've likely heard about the numerous mental health benefits associated with activities like walking, exercise, and deep breathing. These practices not only enhance physical well-being but also have a profound impact on mood regulation, thanks to the intricate connection between the mind and body. By incorporating movement into your daily routine, you can experience an uplift in your overall mood and well-being.

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    Energy.

    Energy Healing, an ancient therapeutic modality, is renowned for its ability to harmonize and optimize the flow of energy within the interconnected realms of the mind, body, and spirit. By addressing imbalances at their energetic core, Energy Healing can offer profound relief from symptoms of anxiety and depression, as well as help individuals navigate the complexities of trauma.

“…resilience isn’t a single skill set. It’s a variety of skills and coping mechanisms…”

-Jean Chatzky