What causes a person to feel guilty when they have done nothing wrong?

Can you tell someone who has never tasted salt what salt tastes like? You can try to describe it, but chances are they won’t know it till they taste it. That is how some people conceptualize situational apathy.

During this election season, many of us are experiencing heightened stress. While the body's stress response can be protective, frequent and intense stress can be detrimental to our well-being.

Decision paralysis is the struggle to make a choice when faced with multiple options, leading to stress and anxiety.

Throughout history, human beings have needed social connections for mental well-being. In our modern age, social media has been able to offer more connectivity through online platforms than ever before.

In this video blog, we’ll be discussing How to Start Making the Changes You Want. We explore practical steps to help you kickstart your journey towards the changes you desire.

Understanding the importance of letting go and embracing the uncontrollable can significantly improve our mental well-being and personal growth.

Whether it's a leisurely walk in the park, a challenging hike up a mountain, or a peaceful moment by the sea, nature has a remarkable ability to enhance our mental well-being.

Ah, vacations—the time we all eagerly await. Whether it’s lounging on a tropical beach, exploring ancient ruins, or simply enjoying time away from the daily grind, vacations provide a much-needed respite. However, the bliss of a holiday can sometimes be followed by an unexpected downer: post-vacation depression, often referred to as "vacation blues."

One of the best ways to embrace this summer season is through mindful eating—an approach that not only enhances our relationship with food but also nourishes our mental health.