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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.

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Exploring Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder: Feeling Detached from Reality

Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder (DPDR) affects a person’s sense of self and reality. Here’s what you should know about this disorder.

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When to Seek Professional Help: Recognizing Mental Health Needs in Teens

For teenagers, recognizing when professional help is needed can be life-changing. Here are some signs professional help is needed.

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Why Laughter is the Best Medicine for Your Mind

Laughter is often called the best medicine. While it may not replace therapy, its positive effects on the mind are notable.

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The Psychology of Nostalgia

What is nostalgia and why does it effect us? Explore the basics of nostalgia, the science behind it, and the feelings it inspires.

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Navigating the Unknown: Embracing Young Adulthood

Young adulthood is a period of transition that can be just as confusing and overwhelming as it is exciting. Here’s how to deal.

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Monachopsis: The Subtle Feeling of Being Out of Place

Monachopsis describes the subtle but persistent sense of being out of place. If this happens to you, here’s what you should know.

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What Is Chrysalism? Exploring the Comfort of Being Indoors During a Storm

Take a look at the concept of chrysalism, or being indoors during a storm, and explore why it resonates with many of us so deeply.

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The Power of Journaling for Mental Health

While there are many ways to improve mental health, one simple yet powerful tool stands out, and that’s journaling. Here’s how it can help!

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Schizophrenia: Breaking Down Myths and Understanding the Reality

Schizophrenia is one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions. Discover common myths about this disorder and help lower the stigma.