Subjective Well-Being—A Way to Measure Your Own Happiness
Ever wondered how we really measure happiness? Subjective well-being, or SWB, is all about how we personally feel about and evaluate our lives—basically, it’s our self-reported happiness and mental health […]
7 Brain Exercises to Strengthen Your Mind
“Brain exercises are activities that are designed to maintain and strengthen cognitive abilities such as working memory, processing speed, and executive function.” Verywell Mind Keeping your mind sharp is just […]
How to Stop Being Selfish
Selfishness is a natural human trait that everyone experiences at some point in their lives, and to some extent, it’s quite normal. However, when selfishness becomes so profound that it […]
20 Funny Quotes About Anxiety to Lighten Your Mental Load
Life can bring us stress in many ways, whether it’s from work, school, staying updated with the news, or just trying to keep up with everything happening around us. Anxiety […]
How Bedtime Meditation Can Help Turn Your Brain Off at Night
Stress and sleep deprivation often go hand in hand, creating a vicious cycle where anxiety makes it difficult to fall asleep, and lack of rest heightens stress levels. During such […]
Mental Health Tips for Healthy Aging
As the World Health Organization projects the number of people aged 60 and over to double by 2050, it’s more important than ever to focus on healthy aging. Embracing a […]
You Don’t Need to Travel to Experience Vacation Vibes
You don’t have to travel far to experience vacation vibes; by creating a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere at home, you can achieve a similar sense of escape and rejuvenation. Transforming […]
15 Best Vitamins and Minerals for Depression
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet rich in fresh foods can significantly enhance your mental well-being. Chronic depression, for instance, can be influenced by various factors, including deficiencies […]
Signs of Childhood Trauma in Adults
Childhood trauma includes not only physical, emotional, or sexual abuse but also exposure to traumatic events, such as witnessing natural disasters or community violence. A child’s reaction to trauma is […]
What Is Family Stress Theory?
Family stress theory dives into how families change and adapt when faced with stressful events. It all started back in 1949 with sociologist Reuben Hill, who was curious about the […]