The quiet drift: 10 subtle signs your relationship is turning toxic by Cassie Shortsleeve | May 28, 2025 | Mental Health Topics, Relationships Toxic relationships aren’t always obvious from the start. Some evolve quietly—one eye roll, one dismissed feeling, one “I was just joking; don’t be so sensitive” comment at a time. Many relationships erode through “one thousand paper cuts,” says psychologist Morgan Cutlip, PhD, author of A Better Share. Over time, what…
Future faking: How to spot and respond to this relationship red flag by Hannah DeWitt | May 12, 2025 | Mental Health Topics, Narcissism, Relationships Imagine this: You’re on a first date that feels almost too good to be true. The charming stranger across the table flashes a sly grin and orders another round of wine. Suddenly, they’re painting a vivid picture of your shared future together: dream home, adorable kids, maybe even that art…
What is trauma bonding, and how do I heal? by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC | Apr 15, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Trauma Trauma can have a variety of impacts on survivors, and each is often intense in its own way. One such impact traumatic experiences can have is called a “trauma bond.” Trauma bonding is a strong connection that occurs between victims/survivors and perpetrators of trauma or abuse. These bonds are complex…
Mental health in the workplace: Understanding the importance of mental health at work by Jason Crosby | Dec 27, 2021 | Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers Workplace conversations and goals are often centered on productivity and team building. These are beneficial to building the right company culture, but it’s essential to address the mental health needs of the modern employee. Many businesses are doing more than ever to support employee mental health, and they’re finding that…