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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 […]

by: Karsten Friske The recent strikes of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) and the Writers Guild of America (WGA) shook the entertainment industry to its core. In the same way, creatives involved in these industries were also shaken by the sudden loss of their livelihoods and regular work patterns. Now that the strike has now […]

by Katie Huggins Nurturing Yourself: A Vital Practice in a Neglectful World In a world that often feels chaotic and neglectful, it’s essential to prioritize self-nurturing practices. Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to overlook our own needs, focusing instead on responsibilities, deadlines, and the demands of others. However, neglecting ourselves […]

By Katie Huggins The Power of Courage: Asking for Help In a world that often celebrates self-sufficiency and independence, it can be challenging to admit when we need assistance. We’re conditioned to believe that asking for help is a sign of weakness, that it implies incompetence or inability to handle our own affairs. However, in […]

Our level of motivation is closely tied to our mental health, especially for those struggling with depression or anxiety. Seemingly endless winter days can make it especially challenging.  Routines, on the other hand, can create energy and the positive reward (dopamine!) that are brains are often searching for when we are feeling unmotivated. One completed […]

by Mary Laughlin Our level of motivation is closely tied to our mental health, especially for those struggling with depression or anxiety. Seemingly endless winter days can make it especially challenging.  Routines, on the other hand, can create energy and the positive reward (dopamine!) that are brains are often searching for when we are feeling […]

by Katie Huggins As a young, single professional, it’s easy to fall into the trap of routine and familiarity, especially when loneliness creeps in. However, growth and fulfillment often lie just beyond the boundaries of our comfort zones. Here are some tips to help you break free from the confines of familiarity and embrace new […]

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 […]

by Mary Laughlin An hour had passed since all five of us piled in the car to drive through my husband’s hometown. Country roads that were once a visual feast began to feel nauseating and the irritability I was actively trying to suppress was slowly creeping to the surface. Just when I thought I might […]

Mental health encompasses the emotional, psychological, and social well-being of an individual, influencing how they think, feel, and behave. Mental health treatment involves a delicate balance of proactive measures to prevent issues from arising and corrective actions to address existing challenges, fostering resilience and growth. Unfortunately, mental health is often regarded as a “luxury problem” […]