Category Archives: Depression

Anxiety can feel overwhelming. It often makes us feel out of control and can lead to being anxious about being anxious.  And the more we worry, the more we program and hard-wire our brain to worry. We can change the channel from our worry channel to our calm/relaxed/happy channel.  This is because we can deliberately(read more)

It is easier than you think to improve your happiness. Mindfulness skills have been shown to improve mood, life satisfaction, health, and even change the structure and function of our brain. Here are 10 simple steps you can use every day to increase your mindfulness and your life. 1. Stop and pay attention to your(read more)

If you are like most people you may experience times of extreme stress in your life.  In today’s hectic, fast-paced society we are often dealing with competing demands on our time and energy that make us feel stressed out.  On top of that there are many things that cause added tress to our lives such(read more)

When you live with ADHD you often feel discouraged throughout your day as you  struggle to deal with the symptoms of ADHD that make it difficult for you to concentrate and gets things done on time.  This happens to kids, teens and adults alike. It is easy to understand how this happens as you experience(read more)

Have you ever wanted something in your life that just seemed to elude you? Did you try everything you knew and it still didn’t work? I spent about 10 years doing everything possible to attract a wonderful man to enjoy this life journey with. Trust me when I say I tried everything; from on-line dating,(read more)

Early this year I was feeling stuck and frustrated about my progress towards my goal of finding ways to help more people.  I went within for help from my inner guidance with this issue and later that day I noticed a book that I had read a couple of years ago sitting on my bookshelf,(read more)

During the past 20 years many clients have come to me for help with depression.  So many of them not only feel deeply depressed but also feel like their depression is their fault or is because they are a ‘loser’.  To make matters worse, many of their family members tell them to ‘just snap out(read more)