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Why Women are Particularly Vulnerable to Medical Trauma

Trauma does not discriminate against whom it will impact. It can impact anyone, regardless of gender, race, sexuality, or upbringing.

How Hormones Affect Depression in Women

Depression is a common mental health issue that impacts men and women equally. It doesn't discriminate against age, gender, ethnicity, or se

How Does EMDR Work in the Brain?

Most people who aren't familiar with therapy don't realize that there are specific approaches to mental health issues. People generally unde

How Does EMDR Work for Anxiety?

EMDR is one of the most popular and effective approaches for helping people heal from trauma. In fact, that is the reason why EMDR was found

How Women Can Make Mid-Life Career Changes with Confidence

Now more than ever, we’re living in times of change. The pandemic has shifted our understanding of the workforce. People have started to pri

What Is Emotional Infidelity?

Having friendships outside of your romantic relationship is normal and healthy. We should not expect our partners to meet our every single n

Life After Divorce: How Can Women Open a New Chapter?

Happy marriages rarely end in divorce. Still, the end of a relationship is a loss that can come with its own kind of grief. You might be fee

How to Make Successful Verbal Bids to Your Partner

To improve communication in your relationship, it’s important to learn what moments of communication are made up of. Bids, according to the

Anxiety Symptoms In Women

No matter their age, gender, or race, anybody can experience anxiety.

How To Communicate With An Avoidant Partner

Communication is important in a relationship. Most often, a lack of communication between partners ends up causing conflict and tension with

What to Do If You and Your Partner Have the Same Fight Over and Over

Here it comes again...that same old argument that keeps playing like a broken record.

How Women Can Lessen Stress by Creating Balance

You've heard the term "They've got a lot on their plate." As women (and for some, mothers), our plates often pile up to precarious heights.