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The Power of Self-Disclosure by a Therapist

Self-disclosure is one of the tools in therapy that it takes practice learning when it’s needed. Here’s how it can help.

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The Quiet Struggle: Missing the Holiday Magic You Used to Feel

Are you wondering why the holidays don’t feel like they used to? Explore how holiday magic can evolve as we get older.

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Understanding Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Outside of ADHD

Rejection sensitive dysphoria is often discussed in connection with ADHD, but what about outside of it? Here’s what you should know.

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Cognitive Reappraisal Fatigue and Constant “Positive Reframing”

Cognitive reappraisal is the process of changing how we interpret a situation in an effort to alter our emotional response to it.

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Coping Strategies When Your Job Misaligns with Your Values

Addressing this situation thoughtfully can help protect your well-being and guide your career so that it better aligns with your values.

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Breaking Free from Comparison: How to Stop Measuring Yourself Against Others

Comparison can create self-doubt, frustration, and distorted views of oneself or others. Here’s how you can stop comparing yourself to others.

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How to Support a Grieving Partner When You’re Also Grieving

Supporting a grieving partner while you are also grieving calls for patience, empathy, and open communication.

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The Science of Emotional Contagion

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Finding Hope and Humanity When Our Communities Are Hurting

When a community contends with fear or uncertainty, it effects us all. These are some ways to find hope and help your Chicago community today.

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Why Mental Health Checkups Should Be as Routine as Physicals