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As soon as we learn more, we share everything we know with you. Below you can find our blogs and worksheets free of charge for you to use to help manage and relate to what goes on inside. All because we care... and we can't wait to see you blossom. Check back here to see when we post!Loneliness and Natural Feelings
- by Brea Dwyer
Embracing Loneliness and Natural Feelings: You're Not AloneIn the journey of life, loneliness and natural feelings are like passing clouds, somet...
Read moreWrite Your Way to Better Mental Health: The Surprising Benefits of Journaling
- by Brea Dwyer
A 10 Minute Read May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to focus on the importance of mental health and well-being. One powerful tool for p...
Read morePerfectionist Plague
- by Brea Dwyer
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A new M.D. is normalizing the conversation as she discusses how she has struggled with suicide, anxiety, body dysmorphia, people pleasing, and imposter syndrome. Spoiler: it ends well 🌈
Read moreIt Looks Like You Have A Generalized Anxiety Disorder…
- by Brea Dwyer
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I remember hearing those words after a long dreaded psychiatrist appointment recommended by my therapist. My therapist had been working with me ...
Read moreImposter Syndrome: How to Know You Really Belong
- by Brea Dwyer
Imposter Syndrome... A master plan of the enemy is planting seeds of doubt within ourselves to a point that a full blown doubt-vine has consumed our every thought in which we did not see coming. We tend to believe that we are not good enough to be where we are, and not capable enough to realize our God given purpose, if we are even aware of what that is, despite the best efforts of God, and everything He has led us to do up until this point.
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Overstimulation
- by Brea Dwyer
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What I tend to do is go into a thing I call "turtle shell"
Because that’s how I want to be when I become overstimulated. I feel like I just want to go into a little shell and have nothing bother me until I can process what’s happening around me and decrease the anxious state that I am in.
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