Be Present: Learning to be Mindful In A Fast-paced World by Chelsi Simmons, LPC | Mar 24, 2017 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Care Have you ever been driving and realized 15 minutes later you do not know how you got to where you were going? (yes, unsafe I know) but it happens! And it happens because we aren’t being present in what we are doing. Our mind drifts off to a million places…
Yoga Heals the Body and the Mind: A Counselor’s Perspective by Dawn Gaden, M.A., LPC, NCC | Jun 27, 2016 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Care Our lives were meant to be joyful and full of love. Counseling, coaching, energy work and yoga, are all tools that will keep our feet grounded, our minds clear and our hearts grateful.” When asked about our health, we tend to think of our physical bodies. As humans, we seem…
How Mindfulness Can Save Your Family Vacation by Angie Sumrall | Mar 31, 2016 | Family, Mental Health Topics, Self-Care Do you ever feel like you need a vacation after your vacation? As Clark Griswold can attest, family vacations can often be hectic and stressful rather than the relaxing or adventurous vacation you had in mind. Whether it’s the weather that ruins your plans, unexpected tantrums (your kids or yours)…
A Mother’s Guilty Pleasure – What The Vampire Diaries Can Teach You About Self Care by Kim Matone, LPCA | Mar 28, 2016 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Care We all have those guilty pleasures that we don’t like to admit- sneaking an extra piece of cake, listening to bad pop music or watching a television drama that is meant for a younger audience. Mine is The Vampire Diaries. Between shuttling the kids to school and trying to make…
5 Tips for Self-Care in the Face of Racial Injustice by Dr. Joy Harden Bradford | Jan 21, 2015 | Mental Health Topics, Race & Identity, Self-Care Under Attack More than most years, it feels like Blackness has been especially under attack this year. The collective feeling of trauma feels palpable in my office, on my campus, and throughout my social networks. It feels like every time there is another major verdict to be delivered, a new…
3 Ways to Be in The Moment, with Atlanta Counselor TJ Prince by Thriveworks Counseling | Oct 15, 2014 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Care TRANSCRIPT: Ok, with great respect and great love, I’d like to great each and every one of you out there. I thought I’d take a few minutes and talk about the importance of mindfulness in psychotherapy. A lot of us struggle with negative mental diets. Our inner narrative and self-talk…
Overcoming Burnout Video: Counseling and Coaching Tips by Anthony Centore, PhD | Dec 1, 2010 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Care, Work & Careers Overcoming Burnout Below is a short video we made that lists a few tips for overcoming burnout. It’s short and simple, but kind of interesting too. Enjoy! TITLE: DEFEATING BURNOUT Burnout makes you feel mentally and physically exhausted BURNOUT SYMPTOMS 1) Cynical toward life 2) Having a strong desire to “escape” 3)…