Outgrowing a relationship does not necessarily imply that one person has surpassed the other in terms of personal growth or development. Instead, it often refers to a shift in priorities, values, or life circumstances that no longer align with the foundation of the relationship. This can manifest in various ways, including differences in goals, interests, communication styles, or levels of...
While PTSD and sleep apnea may appear to be distinct conditions, research suggests a bidirectional relationship between the two. On one hand, individuals with PTSD may be at an increased risk of developing sleep apnea due to various factors. The hyperarousal and hypervigilance associated with PTSD can disrupt sleep patterns and increase the likelihood of sleep disturbances such as insomnia...
Spring is often associated with renewal, growth, and a sense of rejuvenation as nature awakens from its winter slumber. However, for some individuals, this season can bring about feelings of melancholy, fatigue, and disinterest in activities they once enjoyed. This paradoxical experience can be confusing and isolating, leaving individuals wondering: What if I get seasonally depressed in spring instead of...
Anxiety, a prevalent mental health condition characterized by persistent worry, fear, and physiological arousal, can significantly influence various cognitive processes, including memory formation and retrieval. While memories are typically viewed as a reliable record of past experiences, they are not immune to distortion, especially in the presence of heightened emotional states such as anxiety....
One of the most effective ways to combat loneliness is by prioritizing social connections. Make an effort to reach out to friends, family members, or acquaintances regularly, even if it's just for a quick chat or virtual hangout. Join social groups or community organizations that align with your interests and values, providing opportunities to meet new people and form meaningful...
Body-shaming is a painful reality that many children face in today's society. Whether it's through hurtful comments from peers, unrealistic beauty standards perpetuated by media, or pressure to conform to societal norms, body-shaming can have devastating effects on a child's self-esteem and mental well-being. As caregivers and advocates for children's mental health, it's crucial to respond to instances of body-shaming...
Maintaining long-term attraction to your partner is a common concern for many individuals in committed relationships. While the initial spark of romance may fade over time, it's entirely possible to cultivate a deep and lasting connection with your partner. At Genesis Counseling, we understand the importance of nurturing intimacy and passion in relationships, which is why we're here to offer...
In the journey of trauma recovery, there's a silent adversary that often lurks within the depths of our minds—the inner critic. This internal voice can be relentless, feeding on insecurities and past wounds, hindering progress and self-compassion. However, at Genesis Counseling, we understand that overcoming this inner critic is a crucial aspect of healing from trauma....
The transition back to school after summer break can be an overwhelming and stressful time for children and disruptive for the entire family. In the day's leading up to the first day of school, your child may have temper tantrums, cling on to you, become irritable and may complain of headaches or stomach aches....
Play is a natural way for a child to express and communicate. Play offers a space for a child to practice creativity, relieve emotions, induce excitement, and expand knowledge....
