The New Year is upon us and, of course, we’re all looking for new ways to become the best version of ourselves. Starting a new workout routine, looking for a new job, or starting a new degree are at the top of the list for new years resolutions. But what about our mental health? It’s a lot harder to determine the quality of our mental health and emotional well-being – sometimes to the point where it can results in burnout, depression, and anxiety and a whole host of mental health issues. 1. Be Honest With Yourself Honesty is the best…
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I don’t know if it’s just me or if it’s the way that the field is shifting towards more video based content but I’ve decided to start a youtube channel! It should be launching soon and I hope that you all will come and follow along.
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Hello everyone! As we turn the corner to spring, I thought it would be neat to revisit my interview I did with Texas A&M University over SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). SAD is a form of recurrent depressive disorder. While depression can strike at any time, this type of depression focuses on the onset of depressive episodes at a specific time of year (ie summer or winter). Please note that for a possible SAD diagnosis, this would not include depressive events such as unemployment or losing a loved one during the holidays. Please enjoy my interview with Dr. McShane. As always,…
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Burnout can strike at anyone and at anytime. See if you're falling into the burnout trap!
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Sephora, skincare, and kids. Are we pushing a new dangerous beauty trend onto the next generation?