6 Green Flags in Relationships: Signs of a Healthy Partnership
Relationships, Personal Growth Erin McKnew Relationships, Personal Growth Erin McKnew

6 Green Flags in Relationships: Signs of a Healthy Partnership

When it comes to relationships, most people focus on red flags—the warning signs of an unhealthy dynamic. Equally important are green flags, the signs of a secure and fulfilling relationship. So, how can you tell if your relationship is built to last? Here are six key green flags that suggest you're in a relationship worth investing in.

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Managing Anxiety Without Letting It Control You
Anxiety & Stress, Mindfulness Erin McKnew Anxiety & Stress, Mindfulness Erin McKnew

Managing Anxiety Without Letting It Control You

Anxiety is like that uninvited houseguest who overstays their welcome, monopolizes the conversation, and fixates on worst-case scenarios. Naturally, most people just want it to leave and not come back. But what if anxiety isn’t the enemy? What if it’s more like a smoke detector—sometimes helpful, sometimes mistaking burnt toast for a kitchen fire?

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Is Teletherapy as Effective as In-Person? The Truth About Virtual Therapy

Is Teletherapy as Effective as In-Person? The Truth About Virtual Therapy

Therapy used to mean commuting to an office, flipping through outdated magazines, and hoping you didn’t see someone you knew. These days, therapy happens between meetings at the office or in the comfort of your home wearing pajama bottoms. The mental health landscape has changed significantly, and teletherapy has emerged as a widely used and highly effective option. But, does virtual therapy really work as well as in-person sessions? Research says yes.

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Breaking Free from Doing Too Much: How Healthy Boundaries Restore Balance

Breaking Free from Doing Too Much: How Healthy Boundaries Restore Balance

In our fast-paced, get it done world, it’s easy to fall into the trap of doing too much. Whether it’s saying “yes” to every request, taking on too many responsibilities at work, or constantly prioritizing others’ needs over our own, overextension can leave us feeling depleted, resentful, and disconnected. The key to breaking free from this cycle? Healthy boundaries.

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