Reflect and Reset: How to Process the Past 12 Months and Prepare for the Next
As the year winds down, it’s natural to reflect on everything that’s happened — the highs, the lows, the changes you embraced, and the goals still in progress.
As the year winds down, it’s natural to reflect on everything that’s happened — the highs, the lows, the changes you embraced, and the goals still in progress.
Holidays and special gatherings can bring joy, connection, and excitement — but they can also bring stress, tension, and pressure to “make everything perfect.”
Change is inevitable. Sometimes it’s exciting, other times it feels overwhelming — but either way, it challenges us to adapt and grow.
For many, alcohol is a common part of social life — but more and more people are choosing to drink less, or not at all, for personal and wellness reasons. Still, that choice can come with peer pressure: “Why don’t you drink?” … “Come on, just have one!”
Recovering from depression takes time — and while medication and counseling can help, lifestyle changes play a powerful role in long-term well-being.
If the colder weather and shorter days leave you feeling down, you’re not alone.
Whether your goal is running your first 10k, paying down debt, or simply decluttering your space — big or small, goals can sometimes feel overwhelming.
Whether your goal is running your first 10k, paying down debt, or simply decluttering your space — big or small, goals can sometimes feel overwhelming.
Many different types of meditation can be helpful for anxiety. You may want to try a few to find out which you like best. You can also use different techniques depending on how you feel in each moment
There are 4 types of people everyone needs in their recovery support network. We’ll walk through each one and discuss why it’s important.