Overcoming New Job Anxiety with These 3 Tips
The prospect of starting a new job is often as anxiety-inducing as it is exciting. Pre-work jitters are common and may last for a couple of days or even weeks into the new job.
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5 Signs Of Abusive Behavior You Need To Look Out For
More than 10 million men and women experience physical abuse by an intimate partner every year in the United States.
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3 Ways Anger Can Harm Your Health
Millions of people in the United States suffer from anger issues and the number has only gone up in the past year as the world has changed dramatically due to the pandemic.
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How to Spot Alcohol-Use Disorder In the Family
Here’s what you need to know about the condition and how to spot alcohol disorder in the family;
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Spotting Alcohol-Use Disorder in Family
Seeing a relative unsuccessfully grapple with an alcohol addiction is a difficult and often traumatic experience. Firstly, you’re forced to see their health deteriorating.
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How to Cope with Uncertainty
By its very nature, the future isn’t predictable. As a result, uncertainty is a guaranteed part of life, which isn’t as bad as it sounds, nor is it inherently bad.
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Healthy Quarantine Parenting Tips
Here are a few handy parenting tips to help you with your children during quarantine
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Looking Back at 2020: 3 Ways to Self-Reflect
2020 has been a year that we’ll all remember for a long, long time. It hasn’t been easy for any of us and has put us through some of the most unexpected things in life.
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Understanding Holiday Depression & How to Deal With It
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, just not for everyone.
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Self-Care Tips While Dealing With A Divorce
Divorce can be very difficult and hard to get over. Here are a few tips that might help you navigate this process gradually.
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Combating Seasonal Affective Disorder with These 3 Tips
If you find yourself feeling low spirited, sad, or straight up depressed during winter, you’re not alone. Chances are, you struggle with seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is a psychological condition that’s provoked by seasonal change.
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3 Ways to Avoid Drinking During the Holidays
The holiday season is a time for delicious food and merriment, but it also increases the risk of relapse for individuals struggling with alcoholism. Whether they drink due to the holiday stress, out of peer pressure, or to join in on the...
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