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  • The Power of Routines: Your Secret to a Calm and Organized Life

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    By: Barb Dunn, M.A., LPC Have you ever noticed how a little structure can make a big difference in your day? That’s the magic of routines! Whether you’re a busy parent, a student, or just someone looking to add a bit of calm to your life, routines can be your best friend. Why Routines Matter:…

  • Healthy Boundaries for Technology

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    By: Jaclyn Rink, MSCP, LLP Social media and technology are powerful constructs of our daily lives. They shape the way we see the world around us, how we relate to others, and how we feel about ourselves. It seems appropriate that if we are exposed to the same thing, every single day, over and over,…

  • Feeling Unmotivated? I get it, me too!

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    by: Jaclyn Rink, MSCP, LLP Thomas Edison said the following, “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.” Usually, I hear people express one of the two following sentiments: “I just don’t have any motivation today?” “I was SO motivated and productive today!” They both seem to be statements of extremes, and no one ever really…

  • Journaling as a therapeutic tool

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    By: Jaclyn Rink, MSCP, LLP Psychology was born on the basis of catharsis.  Catharsis means that when we release emotions through the form of expression, we experience symptom relief. You’ve probably heard of the term “talk therapy” (which is just catharsis disguised under a simpler name), and we can all relate to the relief that is…

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    Food & Mood: The Ways Nutrition and Mental Health Interact

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    by: Daylan Wentland, MS, RD Mental health challenges and considerations are becoming increasingly acceptable to talk about and seek treatment for. While many are familiar with therapy and medication as forms of treatment for mental health, did you know nutrition can also play a role in your brain’s ability to function at its best? This…

  • Attachment Styles 101: An Explanation of Behaviors in Relationships

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    By Sydney Rumley, M.S., TLLP Relationships are a core aspect of humanity; we have a natural drive towards companionship and connection with others, starting from the day that we’re born. But have you ever wondered why you behave in certain ways in your relationships, particularly intimate ones? For example, becoming panicked with a friend or…

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    Exercise and Mental Health: Too Much, Too Little, Just Right

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    By: Sydney Rumley, MS, TLLP The weather is getting colder and we’re getting close to the holiday season, which means that it’s time to whip out our coats/sweaters from storage and prepare to enjoy many festivities where food is a big part of our celebration. This is an exhilarating time for many people, but it…

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    8 Fad Diet Red Flags: How to Tell the Difference Between Sound Nutrition Advice and Harmful Fads

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    By: Daylan Wentland, MS, RD Have you ever found yourself wondering whether or not the nutrition and diet advice you find scrolling through social media or that you see while reading news headlines is accurate? Have you wasted time and money on diets or advice that you feel didn’t work for you or left you…

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    Gentle Nutrition Tips From Our Dietician

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    By: Daylan Wentland, MS, RD Do you ever find yourself feeling overwhelmed or confused about how to eat healthfully? Do the latest nutrition and diet trends leave you feeling like you don’t know anything about food? It is not uncommon to come across a variety of too-good-to-be-true nutrition tips, diets, weight loss schemes, and cleanses…

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    The Backpack Blues: Navigating Back-to-School Stress

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    By: Jacob Lowe, MS, TLLP As the vibrant days of summer give way to the warm tones of autumn, a familiar yet demanding season draws upon us: the beginning of a new school year. While this time carries with it the promise of new beginnings, rekindled friendships, and vast amounts of opportunities to learn, it…