In a hyper-attuned world barraged by troubling news updates on a consistent basis coupled with the reality of work, relationships, meetings, meal planning, exercising, childcare, and so on… it is incredibly easy to become dysregulated and unsettled.
Conscious breath work allows us to feel more calm, refreshed, and in control of our day to day stressors.
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Read MoreLast month we talked about COVID’s impact on social anxiety — an uncomfy combination, for sure. Now we’re going to talk about what to do with that social anxiety we’re all experiencing.
Read MoreMental illness is finally becoming less of a taboo topic in America. Thanks to recent research, we are on the cusp of beginning to acknowledge its large presence for what it is.
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness. However, there are still some growing pains when it comes to understanding how to interact and care for loved ones with mental health issues.
Read MoreAs a result of COVID-19, occurrences of social anxiety disorder have only increased, according to a 2021 study of 204 U.S. adults, and there is more research to come. Feeding into this is the fact that social networks decreased as isolation measures strengthened and feelings of loneliness increased when social interactions reduced[¹].
Read MoreBox breathing, also known as square breathing, is a type of paced breathing with both physiological and psychological benefits. Some of the physiological benefits include breath regulation, oxygen flow increase, heart rate reduction, and blood pressure reduction, while a few of the psychological benefits include increased focus and attention and stress reduction.
Read MoreNext time unnecessary and inconvenient thoughts try to ruin your moment, consider grounding as a practice. Sunday and Monday will always come with their ever-growing to-do lists and complexities, so why not enjoy each moment for what it is rather than focusing on the anxieties that try to steal our composure?
Read MoreIn their study on mindfulness and ADHD, Smalley et al. found that mindfulness can improve symptoms of ADHD. What’s more is their finding that mindfulness can also increase self-directedness, a construct closely tied to overall psychological health.
Read MoreWhat if listening to our thoughts instead of our to-do list could lead us to a more fulfilling lifestyle-- one in which we are actively participating and taking the time to truly savor each and every moment?
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