By Holli Richardson Let’s be real for a second. Most advice on confidence feels like it was pulled from a cereal box. Vague, fluffy, weirdly cheerful — not what you need when you’re staring down big goals with a racing heart and a blank page. Thing is, confidence doesn’t arrive fully formed. It shows up […]
By Amber Speck www.writeaboutrecovery.com Living with three generations under one roof can feel like choreographed chaos. Someone’s always talking, cooking, needing, fixing, or fussing. And yet, when it works, it’s golden. Grandparents pass on quiet wisdom, kids bounce between laps and laptops, and parents try to make the whole thing hum. But a harmonious home […]
By Amber Speck www.writeaboutrecovery.com You do not always see it coming. It starts with a child hesitating at the classroom door or fidgeting through a playdate that used to feel easy. Parents, often so focused on smoothing the road ahead, sometimes miss the way their own unease spills into the spaces children occupy. Anxiety is […]
When asked “How many senses do you have?,” you’d probably answer: smell, taste, sight, touch, and sound. And you would be right… to sense our external environment. But, we also have interoception to sense internal phenomena like experiencing hunger, pain, fever, heart palpitations, stomach butterflies,… What is interoception? Interoception is the process by which the […]
By Amber Speck www.writeaboutrecovery.com In today’s fast-paced world, mindfulness is essential for mental and emotional well-being. Being fully present and engaged in each moment helps reduce stress and enhance overall happiness. Integrating mindfulness into your daily routines can positively transform your approach to life’s challenges and joys. In this article, endorsed by the Neo Chi […]
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