by Marc Shulman | Mar 7, 2025 | Anxiety and Stress, Anxiety, Resilience
In today’s world, we are constantly bombarded with news and information, especially on social media. These platforms provide instant access to global events, some of which are deeply traumatic. As a result, the question arises: should we be exposing ourselves to...
by Marc Shulman | Feb 21, 2025 | Anxiety and Stress, Anxiety, Resilience
Understanding Trauma: Small ‘t’ vs. Large ‘T’ Trauma is a term commonly used to describe experiences that leave emotional, psychological, or physical scars. However, not all traumatic experiences are the same. It can be categorized into two types: small ‘t’ and large...
by Marc Shulman | Feb 7, 2025 | Anxiety, Anxiety and Stress
Overcoming Flying Phobia Flying phobia, also known as aviophobia, affects millions of people worldwide, causing immense anxiety and fear around the idea of air travel. This irrational fear can severely impact both personal and professional lives, leading to missed...
by Spencer Heiman | Nov 21, 2024 | Anxiety and Stress
Parenting is challenging. We often find that we act in ways that we don’t expect as we try to raise happy and healthy kids. One example of this is yelling. Many parents find that they’re yelling at their child much more than they ever imagined – even if they’re...
by Atara Wertentheil | Nov 13, 2024 | Anxiety and Stress
While the election is over, many people are still trying to figure out next steps for them emotionally and psychologically. It doesn’t matter if your candidates lost or won. For those that religiously follow politics, the last year or so of election season has likely...
by Atara Wertentheil | Jun 29, 2022 | Anxiety and Stress
Life is filled with “what if” questions This is one of our brains’ survival tactics. By asking, “What if?”, we get a chance to brainstorm all the available outcomes and choose the one that will have the best results. But too often, the what if questions we end up...