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Navigating Love in a Swipe Culture: How to Date With an Anxious Attachment Style in the Millennial and Gen Z Era
Dating with an anxious attachment style in today’s fast-paced, swipe-based world can feel overwhelming and exhausting. This blog dives into the unique struggles millennials and Gen Z face in relationships, offering practical strategies to navigate love with self-awareness, healthy boundaries, and self-compassion. It’s time to break free from the anxiety that comes with seeking validation and embrace relationships that feel secure and fulfilling.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jul 283 min read


Mental Multitasking: How Constant Thinking Is Draining You
Are you constantly thinking about everything, all at once? From work deadlines to school lunches and family texts, your mind rarely gets a break. This invisible juggling act—known as mental multitasking—can leave you feeling exhausted, scattered, and overwhelmed. In this blog, we unpack how mental multitasking drains your energy, why it’s especially common in women, and how to reclaim clarity and calm.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jul 243 min read


Finding Black Joy in White Spaces: How to Build Community as a Black Woman in Southern California
Living in predominantly white spaces can leave Black women feeling culturally disconnected and emotionally isolated. This blog explores tangible ways to build community, find joy, and reclaim cultural grounding as a Black woman in Southern California. From digital tools to therapeutic spaces, it offers real steps to foster belonging and sisterhood.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jul 212 min read


Sleep, Food, and Movement: The Trifecta of Mental Resilience
Struggling with burnout, low energy, or anxiety? The path to feeling better might be simpler than you think. Sleep, food, and movement form the trifecta of mental resilience—quiet habits that build a strong foundation for emotional well-being. You don’t need a total life overhaul—just small, intentional shifts. Start where you are. Your body (and your mind) will thank you. 💫

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jul 173 min read


Too Much for Who? Dating While Black, Educated, and Self-Assured
Many Black women are told they’re “too much” when they show up fully educated, self-sufficient, and emotionally honest. This blog explores the complex dating dynamics successful Black women face and reminds us that our fullness is not a flaw. If you’ve ever felt like you had to shrink to be loved, this is for you.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jul 142 min read


When Thoughts Scare You: Understanding Postpartum OCD
An introduction into postpartum OCD.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jul 94 min read


When It’s Hard to Be Happy for Other People
It can be hard to admit—but sometimes someone else’s joy can trigger your pain. You’re not a bad person for feeling envy. You’re a person with wounds that still need tending.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jul 71 min read


Burnout in Healthcare: Recognizing the Signs and Preventing It
The unique symptoms of burnout in healthcare workers and how to prevent it.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jul 24 min read


Grieving the Friendships That Faded
Sometimes the end of a friendship hurts just as deeply as a breakup. But because society doesn’t always recognize that grief, we carry it silently. You’re allowed to mourn what you thought you’d have forever.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jun 301 min read


The Hidden Signs of Emotional Exhaustion in High-Functioning Women
Why high-functioning women burnout.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jun 253 min read


Lessons in Love and Drama: What Love Island Teaches Us About Relationships
Reality TV often glamorizes love, showing picture-perfect moments that blur the line between fantasy and reality. While the show entertains, it also highlights what not to do in relationships.

Natalie Herriott, AMFT, APCC
Jun 243 min read


You’re Not Lazy — You’re Tired, Overwhelmed, and Human
Many of us were raised to believe that resting means we’re lazy or falling behind. This belief can make it nearly impossible to let our bodies and minds relax without feeling anxious. This blog invites you to unpack that guilt and learn tiny ways to rest that feel safe and healing.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jun 202 min read


Eat Your Way to Better Mood: Nutrients That Support Mental Health
This is an introduction to how nutrition can help your mood.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jun 182 min read


Hot Girl Healing > Hot Girl Summer
In today’s world, social media often promotes images of perfect bodies, making it easy to feel pressured to look a certain way. However, instead of targeting a fleeting summer appearance, maybe it’s time to shift the focus toward something much deeper: "Hot Girl Healing" rather than "Hot Girl Summer.

Natalie Herriott, AMFT, APCC
Jun 174 min read


Unlearning Hyper-Independence — Why You Don’t Have to Do It All Alone
Doing everything yourself may feel safer than risking being let down by others. But carrying the weight of your entire world alone is exhausting and unsustainable. In this blog, you’ll find permission to ask for help and reminders that true strength includes vulnerability.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jun 162 min read


The Trap of Social Comparisons: How Social Media is Making Millennials and Gen Z Feel 'Behind' in Life
Social media has created a world of constant comparison, leading young adults to feel as though they’re “falling behind” in life. This blog examines how social media can distort reality and encourage feelings of inadequacy, offering advice on how to reclaim your narrative, practice self-compassion, and focus on your own journey. It’s time to step away from the highlight reel and embrace your unique timeline.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jun 124 min read


When the Past Returns: How Trauma Can Resurface in the Postpartum Period
An introduction into trauma and the postpartum period for new mothers.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jun 113 min read


Unlock Your Inner Drive: 6 Skills to Revitalize Motivation
In today's fast-paced world filled with distractions, staying motivated can be challenging. Learn effective skills and therapeutic tools to reignite your passion and energy..

Natalie Herriott, AMFT, APCC
Jun 104 min read


Navigating Fears and Uncertainty as a Gen Z’er Entering the Workforce in Unstable Times
The transition from school to the workforce can be daunting, especially in an unstable economy. This blog explores the fears and anxieties Gen Z faces when entering the job market and offers strategies to build confidence, embrace uncertainty, and focus on personal growth. By acknowledging your fears and focusing on what you can control, you can navigate this uncertain time with resilience and clarity.

Brittney Austin, AMFT
Jun 54 min read


Building Resilience: How Healthcare Professionals Can Cope with Stress
How to build resilience as a healthcare worker.

Linda Meier Abdelsayed, LMFT
Jun 44 min read
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