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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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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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Why Mental Health Checkups Should Be as Routine as Physicals

How ADHD Presents Differently in Women

ADHD in women often presents differently than in men, which can lead to missed diagnoses, misunderstandings, and challenges.

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What is Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) and How Does It Differ from PTSD?

Complex PTSD develops in response to chronic, prolonged exposure to trauma, often during childhood. Here’s how it differs from PTSD.

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Should I Fire My Therapist? How to Evaluate Therapist Fit

If you’re wondering if it’s time to fire your therapist, here are some things to consider about evaluating your therapist fit.

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How to Talk to Your Teen About Therapy Without Making It a Big Deal

Here’s how to talk to your teen about therapy without making it a big deal, but still showing care, support, and understanding.

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The Role of Therapy in Eating Disorder Recovery

Therapy is an important aspect of eating disorder recovery. If you or someone you care about has an eating disorder, therapy can help.

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Why It’s Harder to Forgive Yourself Than Others—And How to Start

How can you begin to cultivate self-compassion and start to forgive yourself? Get our tips to help you forgive yourself and others.