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What Not to Say or Do When Someone Is Grieving
Grief is one of the most powerful emotional experiences we can go through. It affects not just our hearts, but our minds — disrupting sleep, concentration, decision-making, and even memory. When someone we care about is grieving, it’s natural to want to help, but often our instinctive responses, though well-intentioned, can unintentionally deepen their pain or isolation. Here ’s what not to say or do when supporting someone who’s grieving — and how to offer real, trauma-info
Susan Le De'an
7 days ago3 min read
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Rediscovering Joy: Finding Hobbies as an Adult by Connecting with Your Inner Child
Have you ever felt stuck trying to find a hobby as an adult? You’re not alone. Many of us struggle to discover activities that bring us joy and fulfillment outside of work and daily responsibilities. But why is it so hard? The good news—it doesn’t have to be. If you’re feeling lost in the search for a hobby, consider this: What would your inner child love to do? It might sound silly at first, but revisiting the activities that once brought you joy can spark a deep sense of re
Samantha Haverfield
Nov 12 min read
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Understanding Your Conflict Style: A Key to Stronger Relationships
Conflict is a part of life. Whether it is a disagreement at work, tension with a friend, or a recurring issue with a partner, the...
Lorianne Plummer, LMSW
Oct 154 min read
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HOPE Is Hard Sometimes
And why shouldn’t it be? Life can feel overwhelming. The demands of work, family, health, and the internal battles we fight—it’s no...
Teresa Flaugher
Oct 11 min read
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