
Your Authentic Self is Revealed in the Moments You Choose Love.
If you’re struggling to reconcile past mistakes or wrestling with guilt, remind yourself that these moments don’t define you. Your authentic self is revealed in the moments when you choose love. Return to love. Embracing this truth can help you move past shame and focus on growing toward your true purpose.

You Matter, Your Health Matters, and It’s Worth Protecting.
10 Pillars of Self-Care for Mental Health Professionals. Working in mental health is meaningful—but it’s also demanding. You walk with people through their issues and still try to show up at home with something left in the tank. Over time, the weight can catch up with you. That’s why self-care isn’t about luxury or comfort—it’s about staying in the game for the long haul.

When Resentment Kills Intimacy: How Emotional Distance Impacts Sexual Desire
Sexual desire in long-term relationships depends heavily on emotional connection. When someone feels criticized or ignored, they often pull back emotionally. That creates distance. And once emotional intimacy starts to fade, physical intimacy often follows.

Alternate Nose Breathing: It’s good for your client, and it’s good for you.
Alternate nose breathing isn’t complicated. It just asks you to breathe with intention—one side at a time. It creates a rhythm that interrupts the spiral. It anchors you back in your body, back in the moment. It’s for clients and counselors.

Your Health “Is” Your Business
Your health is your business. If you’re a counselor in private practice, your most valuable resource isn’t your degree, your office, or your theoretical orientation—it’s you. Your energy, clarity, and presence are what people are coming to you for. When your body is run down or your mind feels foggy, everything else suffers Moving your body consistently—whether it’s walking, lifting, swimming, cycling, or stretching—helps you stay sharp and steady.

Land Snorkeling: A Surprising Self-Care Practice for You & Other Counselors
Land Snorkeling, self care for mental health professionals. Think of snorkeling—but on land. You’re moving slowly through a natural space like a park, a trail, or even your own backyard, paying close attention to the world around you. You’re not trying to get anywhere or hit a step goal. You’re simply noticing. The color of the leaves. The feel of the breeze. The way sunlight filters through the branches.