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*There is no one-size fits all solution to managing big emotions. Different bodies and minds need different things at different times. This is one example of a tool that worked

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Transitions can stir up emotions whether it's a new school year or a new season. Having some simple and accessible grounding strategies can be helpful when we get closer to

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Hello! I recently learned a tip from Marci Lebowitz, an occupational therapist of 25 years, and wanted to share it with this community. I often wonder, “why don’t we all

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Like many of you, I’m heartbroken about the horrific events in Uvalde, TX. When we are taken aback by overwhelm or are in fight/flight with constant stress, it can be

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When we transition into a new season, especially with fluctuations in weather, it may cause imbalances in the body and/or mind. A reminder (to myself too) that we can feel

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Anxiety. Panic attacks. Such a BEAST!! I said to my husband last week, “if I never have to experience panic in my life again, I would be SOOOO relieved.” I

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There is an overwhelming amount of information discussing the importance of different mind/body techniques that help activate the relaxation response. I condensed some science-backed articles that share how deep breathing,

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It's ok to be angry. Experiencing big emotions is part of being human yet it can be hard to find compassion for self and others when they overtake our bodies

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Thinking of something happy… Perhaps it's playing with a puppy dog, laughing with your friends, family hugs, or building a sandcastle at the beach. These are some examples but a

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