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Reframing Mistakes
There’s nothing quite like a good mistake to remind us of our inadequacy! Mistakes can activate our emotional brain and makes us feel anxious and or depressed. A surge of negative emotions can arise after we make mistakes, which can result in behaviors that impair our functioning. Is there a way to make our relationship with mistakes/failures into healthy coping mechanisms rather than avoidance, maladaptive behaviors, and just suffering? What is your relationship with failur

Jack Wang, LPC
Jul 1


What Depression Might Be Trying to Say
When depression hits, it is often seen as a negative sticky bubble gum that has you feeling like a big ball of mess-heavy, stagnant, inactive, and much more.

Alana Tristan, LPC
May 21


The Hidden Side of ADHD in Girls
ADHD in girls is often misunderstood—not because it’s rare, but because it doesn’t always look the way people expect.


The Connection Between Social Media and Anxiety
Most people have heard that frequent social media usage shortens peoples’ attention span, and that it can even worsen Attention Deficit/ hyperactivity disorder symptoms, but what many people do not know is that it can also heighten symptoms of Anxiety.

Kristine Habibi, LPC
Nov 28, 2025


The Body Remembers: How Emotions are Stored and Released Through Movement
Have you ever felt a lump in your throat when recalling a difficult memory? Or noticed tension in your shoulders when stressed?

Katherine Esquivel, LPC
May 7, 2025
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