65 best psychology quotes for a fresh take on life by Hannah DeWitt | May 30, 2025 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement In the search for knowledge and self-understanding, the right words can be just what you need to spark insight or inspiration. The best psychology quotes have the power to reframe your thoughts, shed light on your habits, offer hope, or simply remind you of truths you already know deep down….
What is a healthy work-life balance, and how can you achieve it? by Alexandra Cromer, LPC | Dec 13, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers In today’s fast-paced world, disconnecting from work after hours can be difficult. However, cultivating a healthy and appropriate work-life balance is essential to good mental health. Maintaining a strong work-life balance often requires intentional effort like planning ahead, prioritizing, and setting proper boundaries. Read on to learn about what contributes…
Am I having a quarter-life crisis? How to determine and what to do next by Theresa Lupcho, LPC | Jun 30, 2023 | Aging, Mental Health Topics Do you feel like you’re falling behind everyone else? Are you disappointed with your life today? If you’re in your mid-twenties or early thirties and you feel disappointed with your life—seeing where your friends or family are or were at this point in their lives and starting to despair about…
How to have a creative renaissance! (Even when you have artistic burnout. And kids. In a pandemic. When everything is awful.) by Wistar Murray | Jan 25, 2022 | Mental Health Topics, Psychology, Self-Improvement For every Taylor Swift flourishing artistically during the pandemic, there are millions of suffering and burnt-out people who aren’t composing songs or painting portraits or writing novels. What have they been doing instead? Well, if they’re anything like me, they’ve been drowning in domestic labor, work, anxiety, childcare, and other…
My negativity is ruining my life—challenge this mindset by changing your thoughts, actions, and environment by Taylor Bennett | Oct 5, 2020 | Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement Negative Nancy: We all know one. In fact, some of us are guilty of becoming a negative Nancy ourselves. Anytime something goes remotely wrong, these individuals curse their bad luck and wait for the rest of the world to come tumbling down. They expect the worst and view the glass…
I feel trapped in my head: Basic tips for slowing down racing thoughts during self-isolation by Taylor Bennett | Mar 30, 2020 | Anxiety, COVID-19, Loneliness, Mental Health Topics Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, many of us are on lockdown. We’re self-isolating, which means we’re staying home and avoiding all unnecessary contact with others. Some of us are fortunate enough to have roommates, be it a friend, family member, or significant other, with whom we can spend…
Feeling like you have no direction in life? 6 ways to avoid stagnation by Taylor Bennett | Jan 24, 2020 | Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics If you’ve ever felt “stuck,” you are not alone; many of us experience this feeling at some point in our lives and for different reasons. The problem is that understanding why you feel this way isn’t always easy; however, you can get out of this rut and discover what’s missing…
I keep zoning out at work: How to keep your mind on task by Taylor Bennett | Nov 26, 2018 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement, Work & Careers We all get distracted at work, but if we don’t nip this problem in the bud, it can become more frequent and more difficult to resolve. You can try remedying this problem by putting and keeping your phone away: according to recent research, your phone can be a distraction even…
Show your appreciation for others and experience a boost in wellbeing by making a gratitude visit by Taylor Bennett | Nov 21, 2018 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement Gratitude is all about showing your appreciation for the good things in your life; and engaging in gratitude practices is incredibly beneficial to your health. Some scientifically proven benefits of practicing gratitude include a boost in self-esteem, improved quality of sleep, and enriched relationships. One gratitude practice in specific can…
Can a friendship be abusive? How to spot the abuse and when to sever ties by Libby Kiszner | Nov 8, 2018 | Abuse & Neglect, Mental Health Topics We can spot an abusive friendship when we practice listening to ourselves. Your inner self will let you know what’s going on inside. Your mind constantly oversees your needs, wishes, and dislikes, and communicates to you through the language of bodily sensations. If you take the time to slow down…
Feeling flustered? Regain control by challenging your inner critic and finding your calm by Taylor Bennett | Oct 26, 2018 | Coping Skills, Mental Health Topics Oftentimes, we feel flustered after messing up and ruminate over the self-perceived embarrassment or mistake. However, more likely than not, those who witnessed the blunder either didn’t notice or don’t care about the blunder. We need to remember that we’re our own worst critics and put things into perspective: whatever…
Why are mission and vision statements important? Formulating your purpose and your intentions creates a motivation that helps you to feel more satisfied with life by Taylor Bennett | Aug 15, 2018 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement A personal mission statement simply states your purpose in life—it considers and combines all of your values into just a couple of sentences. It’s important to have a personal mission statement as it motivates you to have a positive impact on the world and helps you feel more satisfied in…