Why January is the Biggest Month for Divorce
When people end their relationship in January it’s because they’re thinking about the future.
How to Support a Loved One Grieving During the Holidays—The GenZ Corner
Now that holiday parties are happening, difficult conversations with relatives are inevitable during holiday get-togethers. Here are some strategies to help your grieving friend be less stressed during a holiday outing.
Facing Loss During the Holidays
For those of us who associate the holidays with loss, it doesn’t mean that the season has to be ruined.
The Tragic Suicide of Stephen tWitch Boss Reveals Mental Health Obstacles
Too many people are being lost to suicide. We’ve got to bring this conversation to the forefront, right now. It’s the least we can do to honour tWitch.
The Problem with Body Shaming Other People
What is shaming? It’s making the other person feel bad about themselves; feeling not good enough, not as good as the rest of us, somehow lacking in value. When we shame someone, we make them feel inferior to us, and like they are not worthy of belonging to the tribe.
How to Avoid People-Pleasing Over the Holidays
We can be kind over the holidays and enjoy spending time with our loved ones, without forgetting about our own feelings and needs.
David Bowie Teaches Us How To Be Grateful This Thanksgiving
Embracing the strange is likely to build more and better connections, making us happier, and that will be something to be grateful for this Thanksgiving.
10 Simple Ways to Decrease Inflation Stress
It doesn’t look like the economy is going to get much better any time soon, so, I’d like to offer 10 simple tips for dealing with stress during these difficult financial times.
Our Halloween Masks Might Reveal Secrets About Ourselves
Whether we realize it or not, the unconscious part of our psyche is always trying to express itself. It will sometimes manifest in the choice of mask we wear on Halloween.
Why Am I Always Jealous? How to Deal with Jealousy — The Gen Z Corner
Jealousy arises when you’re afraid of loss. You’re worried that someone or something will be taken away from you. It’s letting you know to hold on tight and do whatever it takes to avoid being broken-hearted. But this belief that you can be in control of all your relationships will ultimately lead you to exhaustion.
