People experience anxiety after drinking because alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, meaning it slows down brain activity and can alter mood. While some people may feel relaxed and less inhibited after having a few drinks, others may experience increased anxiety or even panic attacks.
Trauma-informed care is an approach to healthcare that recognizes the widespread impact of trauma on individuals and seeks to provide a safe and supportive environment for healing. This type of care prioritizes respect, collaboration, and empowerment to promote resilience and recovery.
When it comes to supporting your mental health, boundaries play an important role in maintaining a sense of balance and well-being. Mental health boundaries are the invisible rules we create for ourselves to protect our emotional and psychological space. These rules help us to define the limits of what is acceptable and unacceptable.
Mental health is an imperative component of a person’s overall well-being. However, it can be difficult to establish healthy habits or even break bad ones. Bad habits are what separate well-functioning mental health and poor mental health.
We all know that taking care of your health is important. To ensure that you live a long healthy life, there are a number of things you can do, such as avoiding eating junk food or getting regular exercise.
Trauma and anxiety are the thorn in the side of those who probably deserve it least. Still, these conditions exist, and they are quite prevalent in today’s age. Perhaps the world is becoming worse off, or perhaps people are simply becoming more emotionally aware.
January is Self-Love Month! It is the month you devote to appreciating and loving yourself. Life is busy, and we often forget to take time for self-love.
Life’s journey can take unexpected turns, and for many people in California, the road is paved with challenges stemming from trauma and depression. The struggle against trauma and depression is a shared experience for many people.
January is here, and many people are getting back to business as usual. For some, they are glad the holidays are over. Family time can be comforting and relaxing for some, but can also negatively affect a person’s mental and emotional health.
January doesn’t just signal the start of the new year, it is also the start of National Codependency Awareness Month. Codependency, often misunderstood and sometimes controversial, is a term that carries significant weight in the realm of psychology and personal development.
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