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Struggling to Focus or Think Clearly? Therapy Tips to Reduce Brain Fog
Brain fog can leave you feeling scattered, forgetful, and unable to focus, like your mind is buried under a cluttered desk of unfinished tasks. While it’s often brushed off as fatigue or distraction, brain fog is frequently a sign of deeper stress, anxiety, or emotional overwhelm. In this blog, we’ll explore the psychological roots of brain fog, how it connects to your mental health, and practical strategies to restore clarity, calm, and focus.
Relationship Communication Problems? How Counselling Can Help You Feel Heard and Understood
Communication difficulties are a common cause of relationship breakdown. Know how to spot the signs of communication problems, the reasons they occur, and strategies to improve your communication in this blog.
You Have to Feel to Heal: Embracing Your Emotions
Research shows that emotional suppression is a common strategy people use to regulate or manage difficult emotions. However, despite our best efforts, these emotions tend to resurface and show up even stronger than before. Here’s what you can do about it!