Do you consider yourself a left-brained or right-brained person? It’s one of those questions that pops up in personality quizzes, team-building workshops, and casual chats about how we think. The idea has been around for decades: people who are “left-brained” are said to be logical, analytical, and good with numbers, while “right-brained” people are meant […]
How often do you think about your brain? Not just your thoughts – your actual brain. The part of you that remembers old friends, makes everyday decisions, and quietly keeps things running behind the scenes. It’s easy to take this inner workhorse for granted. Most of us focus on our bodies when we think about […]
When you think about well-being, what comes to mind? There’s a good chance you’ll think of things like happiness, purpose, and personal growth. These ideas have their place, but they don’t necessarily capture everything that makes life feel meaningful. Psychological richness offers another dimension – one that isn’t just about feeling good or achieving milestones, […]
This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (May 12-18), invites us to reflect on something fundamental to well-being: Community. In a time when we’re constantly digitally connected, real, supportive relationships matter more than ever. Strong communities don’t just enrich our lives, they provide a solid foundation for mental resilience and belonging. Research consistently shows that feeling […]
Do you ever have a voice in your head warning that something might go wrong? It’s not always a bad thing. Anxiety gets a bad reputation, but sometimes, thinking ahead to potential problems helps us prepare. The challenge is knowing when caution becomes excessive worry – when a helpful warning turns into a full-blown spiral. […]
April marks Stress Awareness Month, but let’s be honest – most of us don’t need a reminder that stress exists. What we do need is a better way to handle it before we reach the point of burnout. Some stress is obvious: the tight chest before a big presentation, the racing thoughts before an exam. […]
