Coaching and Counseling for Leaders

Navigating Leadership Excellence: The Synergy of Executive Coaching and Clinical Counseling Resilience and emotional intelligence are as crucial as strategic moves, the tandem of executive coaching and clinical counseling emerges as a powerful tool for creating transformative leaders. Understanding the Essence of Executive Coaching: Executive coaching is akin to having a seasoned guide for your…

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When Trauma is Passed Down Over Generations

by Adam R Glendye Inherited trauma refers to the emotional and psychological scars passed down through generations, impacting individuals and families in profound ways. These experiences can manifest in various forms, including anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. Recognizing and coping with inherited trauma is essential for breaking the cycle and fostering healing and resilience within…

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Anxious Young Professionals

by Adam Glendye Anxious Young Professionals: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Embracing Confidence Anxiety is a common struggle among young professionals as they navigate the pressures of work, relationships, and personal growth. For many, this anxiety stems from past experiences of feeling inadequate or unworthy. Take the story of Alex, a bright and ambitious young adult who…

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Social Anxiety for Young Professionals

Overcoming Social Anxiety: A Journey to Confidence for Young Professionals Social anxiety can be a significant barrier for young professionals as they navigate the challenges of building careers and forging connections in the workplace. For individuals like Alex, a driven and ambitious young adult, social anxiety became a constant companion, making it difficult for him…

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Anxiety and Depression are Related

by Karsten Friske Social anxiety and depression are clinical words that have gradually become part of the societal vernacular, but despite their close connection in pop culture, the connection between the two is rarely visited.  Defining Terms First, let’s start with some definitions courtesy of the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) used…

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Cutting: Mindfulness Strategies to Heal

Mindfulness-based strategies have demonstrated effectiveness in coping with negative emotions
associated with self-injurious behavior. By definition, mindfulness is a therapeutic technique
achieved by focusing one’s awareness on the present moment, while acknowledging and
accepting one’s feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations.

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Spring Energy: Seasonal Affective Disorder

Embracing the Spring: A Journey Out of Seasonal Affective Disorder As the days lengthen and the air warms, the transition to spring brings a sense of renewal and hope for many. Yet, for those affected by Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), this change can be bittersweet. SAD is a type of depression that occurs at a…

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College Students: Tips

Higher education is more than just acquiring knowledge; it\’s a time of self-discovery. Students are not only shaping their academic minds but also laying the foundation for their future careers. Amid the choices and uncertainties, college counseling emerges as a necessity. It helps to help us understand our internal feelings, dreams, and desires and fosters…

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Dating Yourself Before You Start Dating Others

Blake Wingo It\’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of meeting someone new and diving headfirst into a romantic connection. However, taking the time to ensure you\’re in a good place mentally, emotionally, and spiritually can set the foundation for a healthier and more fulfilling relationship in the long run. It is important…

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Divorce Proof Your Marriage

by Jason Collins I recently read an article from USA Today on the growth of what the author referred to as “gray divorce.” In other words, divorce in couples who are in their 50s and beyond. Since 1990, the divorce rate among American couples over 55 has doubled. For couples 65 or older, the rate…

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