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10 Tips To Reduce Guilt About Saying No

10 Tips To Reduce Guilt About Saying No

10 Tips To Reduce Guilt About Saying No Why is it Hard to Say No? There's a cultural misconception that saying no is rude or selfish. Truthfully, it's neither of those things. Tips To Reduce Guilt About Saying No Saying no is refusing to sacrifice something you love...

Social Media Addiction

Social Media Addiction

Social Media Addiction Social Media Today Today, social media is a big part of people's lives. Whether through Facebook, Instagram, or Snapchat, most people have some presence on the internet, and many people use it every day. And while social media has its upsides -...

7 Tips to Deal With Anxiety During COVID-19

7 Tips to Deal With Anxiety During COVID-19

7 Tips to Deal With Anxiety During COVID-19 Anxiety During COVID-19 Anxiety is a normal reaction to uncertainty. Within the last year, the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted our daily routines, with working from home, virtual learning, and social distancing becoming the...

Teen and Adolescent Anxiety

Teen and Adolescent Anxiety

Teen and Adolescent Anxiety What Is An Anxiety Disorder? Anxiety is a sense of fear and worry that something is wrong. These feelings are common in people of all ages and backgrounds. An anxiety disorder is a persistent, excessive,  irrational worry that often leads...

The role of Multiculturalism in Effective Psychotherapy

The role of Multiculturalism in Effective Psychotherapy

The Role of Multiculturalism in Effective Psychotherapy What are multicultural issues? Multicultural concerns are related to many different topics and identities, including race, religion, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, or disability. Each individual is...

Challenges to Mental Healthcare Access

Challenges to Mental Healthcare Access

Challenges to Mental Healthcare Access One in five adults in the U.S. experience some type of mental illness. From this number, only 44.8% receive treatment. What’s more, most of these people seek treatment after an average delay of 11 years from the initial onset of...

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