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How to Stay Active When Working from Home
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How to Stay Active When Working from Home

Working from home is great, as long as you find ways to keep your body active. These tips will keep your heart pumping and your blood flowing so you can protect your health.

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Mental Health Effects of Emotional Abuse
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Mental Health Effects of Emotional Abuse

With time, patience, and plenty of self-compassion, it is possible to heal from emotional abuse. Working with a mental health professional is a great starting point. Call now.

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Overcoming Societal Pressures on Becoming a Mother
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Overcoming Societal Pressures on Becoming a Mother

Are you “of a certain age” and feel pressured by friends and family to have children? Do you feel overwhelmed? It can really help to have someone in your corner who can help you decide what is right for you personally. Call me.

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Mental Health Care for The Career Woman
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Mental Health Care for The Career Woman

Talking with a therapist can really help you gain perspective on your life and your abilities. I can also give you strategies to navigate the stressful situations in your life. Call me.

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Body-Positive Weight Management
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Body-Positive Weight Management

When it comes to being body positive and managing weight, read here for one major rule of thumb I recommend you follow. Call me to schedule an appointment.

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Healthy Food and Emotional Regulation
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Healthy Food and Emotional Regulation

Did you know that studies have shown a direct link between a diet high in refined sugars and impaired brain function? And even a worsening of symptoms such as depression?

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What is Emotional Incest?
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What is Emotional Incest?

Emotional incest is not of a sexual nature, but it does describe unhealthy emotional interactions between adults and children that are psychologically inappropriate.

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