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You’re Not ‘Bad at Adulting’: You Might Have Adult ADHD
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In our hyperconnected, always-on world, it’s become almost trendy to joke about being “bad at adulting.” If you’re struggling to remember to pay bills on time, keep your apartment clean, or be on time despite your best intentions, you might just tell yourself “you’re bad at adulting,” but there could be more to it.…
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6 Essential Tips for a Happy Healthy Marriage
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Building a happy healthy marriage is one of life’s most rewarding journeys, yet it requires intentional effort, understanding, and commitment. With approximately 40-50% of first marriages ending in divorce according to the American Psychological Association, understanding what creates lasting marital satisfaction has never been more important. This comprehensive guide explores evidence-based strategies for creating…
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6 Powerful Gifts of Aging Gracefully with Wisdom
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This blog is for all of you that have a complicated relationship with aging. As I type, I realize that statement is silly because we all do (right?)! None of us likes to come face to face with the reality that we’re slowing down. Whether it’s mental sharpness and memory, or physical strength and…
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4 Strategies for Co-Parenting with a Narcissist
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Co-parenting with a narcissist can feel like navigating a minefield where every step threatens your emotional well-being and your children’s sense of security. When your co-parent exhibits narcissistic traits like grandiosity, constant need for admiration, and profound lack of empathy, the challenge becomes exponentially more difficult than typical co-parenting situations. Co-parenting with a narcissist…
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Suicide Prevention Month 2025: How Awareness and Support Save Lives
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No one should face mental health challenges alone. Whether you’re navigating your own feelings of depression and suicidal thoughts, or supporting someone you care about, it’s vital to remember: suicide is preventable, and compassionate help is always within reach. Immediate Help Available If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, don’t hesitate…
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5 Steps to Talk About Intergenerational Trauma With Your Family
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Growing up, my family didn’t talk about painful experiences, we laughed loudly, cooked big meals, prayed hard, and kept secrets even harder. But silence has a cost, and when we don’t name what hurt us, we pass that unspoken weight to the next generation. Key Takeaway: Intergenerational trauma doesn’t have to define your family’s…