Mindfulness and Resilience

WORKING WITH COUPLES 6: Moving Forward In Improving Our Communication and Addressing Conflict

Conflict is inevitable in all close relationships. This article delves into destructive conflict patterns such as blaming, criticism, defensiveness, and the 'conflict dance,' offering insights into recognizing and transforming these behaviors to enhance communication and strengthen partnerships.

The Smoke Clears: Navigating the Mental Health Maze of Adolescent Cannabis Use in South Africa

Cannabis remains one of the most widely used psychoactive substances globally, with adolescents being one of the most susceptible demographics. In South Africa, cannabis is particularly prevalent, where it is commonly known as 'dagga.' Given the recent legislative changes decriminalizing personal cannabis use and cultivation for adults, there is a growing need to examine the mental health implications of this substance, particularly on younger individuals

WORKING WITH COUPLES 5: Managing Conflict (Part 3)

This article delves into three destructive conflict patterns in relationships: the 'freeze or flee' response, stonewalling, and contempt. Understanding and addressing these behaviors are crucial for fostering healthier communication and strengthening partnerships.

Imposter Syndrome: Conquering Feeling Like a Fraud

Imposter syndrome, also known as imposter experience or imposter phenomenon, describes intense feelings of intellectual worthlessness often experienced by high-achieving individuals. This article delves into understanding this phenomenon and offers insights into conquering these self-doubts.

Understanding and Addressing Anger Issues in Children and Teens

Anxiety in children and teens can manifest through various symptoms, including excessive worry, irritability, and physical complaints. Early recognition and intervention are crucial in helping young individuals manage anxiety effectively, promoting healthier development and well-being.

The Concept of the Inner Child and How to Heal It

The inner child represents our original self that entered the world, embodying our capacity for wonder, joy, sensitivity, and playfulness. Healing the inner child involves acknowledging past traumas and nurturing this aspect of ourselves to lead a more fulfilling and happier life.

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