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Holistic Medicine: Pros, Challenges, and Possibilities 

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Holistic medicine isn’t just about treating a sore throat or a rash—it’s about seeing you as a living, breathing ecosystem. Imagine your body, mind, emotions, and environment as threads in a tapestry. If one thread frays, the whole picture suffers. Holistic practitioners aim to repair the tapestry, not just patch holes. They ask: Why is this happening? What in your life is out of sync? 

SLEEP DISORDERS DECODED: SPOTTING, SOLVING SLEEP ISSUES 

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We’ve all had nights where sleep feels like a distant dream—tossing, turning, and watching the clock tick toward dawn. But when does the occasional sleepless night cross the line into something more serious? Let’s dive deep into the world of sleep disorders, breaking down the science, signs, and solutions in a way that feels like… Read More »SLEEP DISORDERS DECODED: SPOTTING, SOLVING SLEEP ISSUES 

Reframing Stress: Transform your Body’s Stress Response

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Reframing Stress: Unlocking the Potential to Transform your Body’s Stress Response Stress is often labeled the silent antagonist of modern life, being implicated in everything from chronic illness to psychological burnout. Yet, emerging research challenges this narrative, suggesting that stress itself isn’t inherently harmful. Instead, it is our perception and response to stress that dictates… Read More »Reframing Stress: Transform your Body’s Stress Response

Daily journaling Helps to Develop Self-Awareness and Stress-Resilience

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The goal of journaling is to be able to recognize and evaluate your thought, mood, and behaviour patterns as well as to figure out how to modify, adjust, and control them. Every detail of your life, including thoughts, feelings, ideas, events, and everyday recollections, can be recorded in a notebook.

Understanding Cognitive Distortions Through Mental Filters

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Mental filters reveal an important but subtle kind of thinking error in the intricate realm of human thought. Like psychological lenses, these filters often lead people to discount or ignore pleasant events while emphasizing unfavourable information.

How Life Coaching Differs from Online Courses

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Life coaching and online courses are both good tools for personal and professional development, but they have significant differences in approach, interaction, and outcomes. Here is a general overview of the differences between them, their limitations, and advantages

Self-healing: Mindfulness, Depression and Acceptance

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Self-healing is a method that is less of a box-checking exercise with a psychologist and more of a river-flowing experience. It’s a method of using awareness to effect change in the here and now. It provides strategies to help you feel better more quickly if you’ve been sad for a long time, even if you’re unable to connect with your inner self, are numbed out and unable to sense your emotions, or are unsure about your own health issues. You can and will get well, even if you believe you’re beyond treatment and will never do so.

Mental Stress: Cognitive Defusion and Cognitive Restructuring Techniques

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The important way to lower anxiety is to see thoughts as simply thoughts and pay attention to how we react. Once we begin to pay attention to our thoughts, we will soon start to see our thinking habits. Here are some usual unhelpful thinking habits linked to anxiety to pay attention to:

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