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This article was written by our graduate intern Jaclyn Bogner What is trauma?   Trauma is any experience—or series of experiences—that overwhelms our ability to cope. While there are a range of post-traumatic symptoms people experience, some… Continue reading

As a kid, making friends was easy. You went to school, played outside, or joined an after-school activity, and boom—friends, appeared. But as an adult, things change. You no longer have a set schedule filled… Continue reading

Many people have had to adjust to the work from home (WFH) environment over these past years. And while some prefer the greater flexibility and comfort, working at home presents its own unique challenges. The… Continue reading

Quote 1 – “I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of though; and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder” – G.K. Chesterton Having gratitude can bring us happiness and fulfillment even in… Continue reading

We often hear that we need to find joy in the little things. And while this may seem like a cliché, it is actually something that can be very hard to do. We are constantly… Continue reading

While everyone experiences stress as a normal reaction to everyday pressures (and some stress can be good for us), too much stress can seriously harm us and our relationships. There are many ways that we… Continue reading

What Is Comparative Suffering?  Comparative suffering involves feeling the need to see our suffering in the light of other people’s pain. With this perspective, we tend to rank our suffering and use it to deny… Continue reading

The transition back to school can be an emotional time for your child. One thing you can do to make the transition easier is to help your child create a coping toolbox. Helping your child… Continue reading

Workplace stress is a common problem that many people face. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including deadlines, workloads, and other external pressures. Stress can also be internal and come from the… Continue reading

1. Actively Listen To Your Partner.  It is important for a healthy relationship for both parties to listen; if you want to be heard, you must also listen. There are many reasons why people don’t… Continue reading