In recent years, the field of mental health has witnessed a resurgence of interest in psychedelic substances as potential treatments for a variety of conditions.
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Holistic goal setting for the new year involves aligning personal, professional, and emotional aspirations with your core values and overall well-being. Instead of focusing solely on isolated achievements, this approach emphasizes balance, mindfulness, and sustainability.
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Play is not just for children; adults can benefit significantly from engaging in playful activities, especially when linked to play therapy. This therapeutic approach uses play, creativity, and non-verbal expression to address emotional, psychological, and behavioral challenges.
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Ketamine therapy is an emerging treatment that has gained attention for its potential to address mental health conditions, particularly depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
As a play therapist, I am continuously reading play therapy research, articles, and books on play. Play has always fascinated me, especially when my own children were born. I’ve stepped into play with curiosity as to what I can learn about my children but I also came to realize that I was also learning a lot about myself as well through play.
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Meditation is a powerful practice with a wide range of benefits for both the mind and body. It is known to significantly reduce stress and anxiety levels by promoting relaxation and a sense of calm. Meditation can enhance concentration and focus, helping individuals become more present and attentive in their daily lives.
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Meditation encompasses a wide range of practices and techniques, each with its own focus and method. Here we discuss some of the most common types of meditation.
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Meditation has foundations in ancient philosophies and several world religions, but you don’t have to be religious to meditate. We talk about the start of Daoist meditation and the philosophy of the practice.