Understanding the Spectrum of Anxiety Disorders

Understanding the Spectrum of Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety isn’t one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t always look like panic attacks or worst-case-scenario spirals. Sometimes it hides in overthinking, perfectionism, irritability—or that constant hum of unease in the background of your day. This Mental Health Awareness Month,...
Destigmatizing Therapy: What Really Happens in a Session

Destigmatizing Therapy: What Really Happens in a Session

Let’s be real—therapy often gets a bad rap. Cue the clichés: lying on a couch, dramatic breakthroughs, awkward silences. But what actually happens in therapy is far more grounded—and human. Think of therapy as a conversation with intention. It’s a space to...
Breathwork in Clinical Practice: What the research Says

Breathwork in Clinical Practice: What the research Says

Take a deep breath—in through your nose, out through your mouth. In that simple moment, your body begins to shift. Breath isn’t just life-sustaining—it’s therapeutic. In clinical practice, breathwork is emerging as a powerful, research-supported tool for emotional...
How to Develop a Somatic Self-Care Practice

How to Develop a Somatic Self-Care Practice

Somatic self-care invites you to tend to your well-being through the body—not just the mind. It’s a gentle, grounded approach to nurturing your nervous system, restoring a sense of safety, and reconnecting with yourself. Here’s how to begin building your own somatic...