Self Care

Depression Hertz: Sound Frequency and Mental Health

Late one night, scientist Vic Tandy was working alone in the supposedly haunted Warwick laboratory when he suddenly saw a “gray thing” moving toward him. Terrified, he froze—only to watch the apparition vanish. Upon investigation, Tandy discovered that an old ventilation fan emitted a low-frequency vibration (18.98 Hz), nearly identical to the resonant frequency of [...]

2026-04-29T13:59:40-05:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care|

The Hidden Language of Survival: Trauma Responses You Might Not Recognize

We often think of trauma as a single, explosive event, but its lasting impact often shows up in the quiet, mundane habits of our daily lives. These behaviors aren't "personality quirks"—they are sophisticated survival strategies developed by a nervous system trying to keep you safe. 1. Social Survival & Communication Over-Explaining Yourself: This is often [...]

2026-04-29T13:59:48-05:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care|

The Art of Being Broken

In a world obsessed with perfection and flawless appearances, the Japanese art of Kintsugi offers a profound and refreshing alternative. Kintsugi is the traditional practice of repairing broken pottery using precious metals such as gold, silver, or platinum. Rooted in the philosophy of wabi-sabi—that celebrates imperfection, impermanence, and incompleteness. Kintsugi invites us to see breakage [...]

2025-11-19T09:36:08-06:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care|

Tiny Steps, Big Change: The Kaizen Method For Your Mental Health Goals

Kaizen is a Japanese business concept that asserts that significant positive results may be achieved from the tiniest of movements in the direction of our goals. Kaizen is more than just a business strategy. Kaizen is a mindset: a way of thinking that values small but achievable progress toward our goals rather than striving for [...]

2025-11-19T09:37:14-06:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care|

Applying Alchemy to Your Mental Health

Alchemy isn't just old magic or pseudoscience—it's a rich symbolic system that mirrors the inner journey of transformation. Jungian psychology, in particular, embraced alchemical ideas to describe the process of individuation, or becoming whole. In mental health terms, alchemy becomes a process of taking the “lead” of negative thoughts, trauma, fear, and insecurity and transmuting [...]

2025-11-19T09:35:44-06:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care|

Understanding Binge Eating: What Therapists and Clients Need to Know

Binge eating is far more common than most people realize, yet it often hides in shame, secrecy, and self-blame. Whether you’re a therapist supporting clients through this struggle or someone personally trying to make sense of your relationship with food, understanding the psychological, emotional, and biological layers of binge eating is essential. Binge eating is [...]

Building Healthy Habits: How to Maximize the Benefits of Your Psychiatric Medications

Prioritizing one's mental well-being can be challenging, particularly in today's climate. Between 2019-2020, 20.78% of American adults were experiencing mental illness (Mental Illness America). That's approximately 50 million Americans. Studies have shown combining psychotherapy with medication is more effective than either treatment alone. In addition to these interventions, there are action steps you can take [...]

2024-04-12T11:56:30-05:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care, Services|

Self-Love: Beyond Bubble Baths and Pedicures

Gestures of self-love can be helpful when we’re emotionally depleted or feeling down. Whether or not we have people in our lives extending love and support our way, self-love and caring for ourselves is important when we’re feeling low or stretched thin. While relationships with others are referred to as interpersonal relationships, the relationship we [...]

2024-04-12T11:55:42-05:00Specialties: Mental Health, Self Care|
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