End of year burnout is common, but there are ways to regain your energy during the holidays, setting yourself up for a fresh start in 2025.
Tag: psychology
Imposter syndrome can be characterized by a range of thoughts and feelings, including self-doubt, and fear of being ‘found out’.
Respectful boundary setting is not demanding what you want, but confidently expressing how you feel and asking for what you need.
Whether you’re an introvert, extrovert, or somewhere in between, the key is knowing what helps you recharge and thrive.
A key part of managing anxiety is learning to recognize when your mind is feeding you irrational thoughts, says psychologist and author.
Although guilt can be healthy, people can experience guilt that lingers even when they have done everything they can to make amends.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), helps us to navigate between 3 different mental states: emotion mind, reason mind, and wise mind.
Worry can seem constructive, but often it actually exacerbates anxiety and makes us feel even more out of control.
You should feel relaxed and refreshed after a holiday, and yet so often we arrive home feeling wiped. One psychologist explains why.
Over time I’ve learned some ‘game-changing’ truths based in the Bible and psychology, that have changed how I respond to anxious feelings.