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Step Into the Unknown. Own Your Story.
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I’m EYO, your guide into the unknown. You might notice I don’t have a face—that’s because I’m here to represent you, me, and every story that has ever been lived, told, or discovered. I’m a reflection of the human experience, a reminder that we’re all navigating this journey together.

Through Uncharted, I’ll share stories, ideas, and hard truths about therapy, growth, and the messiness of being human. Some of these I’ve hashed out myself, others I’ve learned along the way—but all of them are here to help you make sense of your own path.

So, let’s explore. Let’s ask the big questions, face the hard stuff, and find meaning in the journey. Because the beauty of being human? It’s that none of us have it all figured out—we’re all a little Uncharted.

Hi Peeps, I’m EYO! —

Welcome to Uncharted—the space where we explore the unknown, embrace the pursuit, and dare to step into what’s next.

Uncharted Territory

Neuroscience isn’t just for researchers—it’s a powerful tool that can help you understand your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. When I, Adam, began studying psychology over 20 years ago, we thought we knew so much about the brain and how it impacts us. Today, we can literally watch new neuropathways form on a camera! We think […]

Neuro Insights to Improve Your Everyday Life

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Political anxiety is a term that we are becoming familiar with in this country. No matter where you stand on the political spectrum, the constant stream of news, social media debates, and uncertainty about the future can take a serious toll on your mental and emotional well-being. Studies show that consuming too much news—especially negative […]

Managing Political Anxiety

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We often plan our careers, finances, and businesses with precision—setting goals, mapping out strategies, and anticipating challenges. But what if we applied that same level of intention and foresight to our mental and relational health? In Vivid Vision, Cameron Herold encourages business leaders to imagine their ideal future three years ahead. Instead of getting lost […]

Vision in Mental Health: Planning Emotional Health

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Sex. There, we said it. Not in the whispered, embarrassed, beat-around-the-bush way. Not in the “well, if we have time” way. And definitely not in the way that makes it feel like just another box to check in your already overbooked life. Because let’s be real—when life is moving at full throttle (whether it’s career, kids, or […]

Himz & Herz: The Real Talk on Sex, Intimacy & Breaking the Cycle of ‘Just Fine’

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Disclaimer: While our team is not currently represented by Black ethnicities or race, we are deeply committed to being advocates for our Black community members and promoting mental health across every demographic. We recognize the importance of addressing mental health disparities, amplifying Black voices, and supporting the ongoing pursuit of equity and healing. The Intersection […]

Black History Month Reflection

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We believe that pursuit means different things for different people. It’s not about glorifying hustle culture or pushing for endless productivity—it’s about living with purpose, paying attention to the direction of your journey, and showing up well for yourself and others. For some, The Pursuit means: No matter where you are on your journey, The […]

The Pursuit: A Journey of Purpose, Not Hustle

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True connection requires more than just better communication—it demands courageous vulnerability. But fear often keeps people playing small in their relationships. The fear of rejection, failure, or even being truly seen can prevent individuals from opening up in a meaningful way. Many people approach relationships with the goal of improving communication, scheduling regular date nights, […]

The Pursuit of Bold Connection: Relationships Without Fear

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Hey, you. Yeah, you with the coffee in one hand and a list of things todo in the other. Let’s talk. We’re about to get real about something most of us never even realize we’re carrying: generational cycles. Those sneaky little patterns that shape how we love, trust, and exist in the world. Here’s the tea: […]

Generations in Focus: Breaking Free from the Patterns That Hold Us Back

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When we think about relationships, we often focus on communication, shared experiences, or emotional support. But there’s one powerful aspect of connection that we may overlook: physical touch, particularly the simple act of hugging. Research shows that hugs aren’t just a comforting gesture—they can significantly impact your emotional and physical well-being, improving the quality of […]

Hugs Can Strengthen Your Relationship

Do You Feel Like You’re Living the Same Day Over and Over? You wake up, rush through the morning routine, grind all day, crash at night, and repeat. The calendar moves forward, but you’re still stuck in the same place—same stress, same goals, same frustrations. If this sounds familiar, you might be caught in Groundhog Day […]

Groundhog Day Syndrome: Why You’re Stuck & How to Break the Cycle

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Great leaders ask questions—but the why and how behind those questions make all the difference. Leaders who ask questions to gain understanding build trust, while those who question to micromanage or critique risk alienating their team. Recognizing the distinction between these approaches is crucial for fostering a positive work environment where employees feel supported rather […]

Asking Questions: Understanding vs. Micromanaging vs. Critiquing

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Picture this: It’s a crisp night, and you’re sitting around a fire with a good group of guys—some cigars lit, a camp mug in hand, and no one’s checking their phone. The stories start flowing, the kind you only tell in the right company. You’re swapping tales about life, work, and the curveballs that get thrown your […]

Mantras for Men: A Practical Tool for Tough Times

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Therapy often begins with self-awareness. A client enters the room and starts untangling the threads of their life—exploring triggers, unpacking past traumas, uncovering childhood wounds, and analyzing the motivations behind their decisions. This work is essential, and it takes courage to look inward. But even with all the insight in the world, the question arises: […]

Deep Therapeutic Work Paired with Small Actions

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Growing up with a parent in active addiction can shape a child’s entire world. The unpredictability, emotional neglect, and even direct trauma that often accompany substance abuse can leave lasting imprints well into adulthood. Many adult children of addicted parents struggle with anxiety, people-pleasing, difficulty trusting others, and even symptoms of post-traumatic stress. Fortunately, Eye […]

Raised in a Home with Addiction? How EMDR Therapy Helps

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Attraction, arousal, and intimacy: science reveals that what happens in the mind is just as crucial—if not more so—than what occurs in the body. Neuroscience, combined with insights from relationship experts, brings a captivating truth: love and desire are deeply interconnected with our brains, emotions, and past experiences. By exploring the mental and neurological underpinnings […]

Love and Desire: Emotional Dynamics of Intimacy

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Parenting teenagers is one of the most rewarding yet demanding experiences in family life. For parents balancing high-stress careers—like doctors and lawyers—the challenges can feel especially overwhelming. Managing teenagers’ unique developmental needs while maintaining a healthy marriage and thriving professionally often feels like walking a tightrope. But with the right tools and support, families can […]

Parenting Teenagers: How Marriage Counseling Helps

Let’s talk about foundations. Not the kind that holds up a house—the kind that holds up your life. That could be faith, values, mindset all the above or anything in between—whatever it is that keeps you grounded and moving forward, it all starts there with knowing the why. The foundation. Now, let’s learn how to build a strong […]

Jason Collins: The Solid Foundation You Want on Your Team

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Marriage is one of life’s greatest pursuits, but it’s also one of the hardest to maintain. Many couples find themselves stuck in recurring conflicts that feel impossible to resolve, often falling into patterns that Dr. John Gottman refers to as “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse of Marriage.” These patterns—criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling—are warning […]

Make Your Marriage Work: Avoid the Trap

Disclaimer: While we are not fighter pilots ourselves, we have had the honor of working with them for over 15 years. We have learned so much from their discipline, resilience, and the systems they use to manage high-pressure situations. These lessons have proven to be valuable for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of personal […]

Fighter Pilots: Applying Precision and Protocols to Civilian Life

Nicotine, a stimulant found in tobacco products and nicotine replacement alternatives, has permeated countless aspects of our society—from youth sports to everyday routines. Products such as cigarettes, dip, and the increasingly popular Zyn pouches have created a web of cultural, psychological, and physiological influences that make nicotine use both pervasive and complex. At The Pursuit […]

Zyn, Cigarettes, and Chewing Tobacco: Nicotine

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