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Empathy

Anxiety & Stress

How To Deal With Stress And Anxiety With New Roommates

Moving in with new roommates can be both exciting and stressful. Learn effective strategies for roommate communication, resolving conflicts, and overcoming common problems to create a harmonious living environment.
Self-esteem

Self-Love: How It Differs From Self-Esteem And Why It's Healthy

Discover the key differences between self-love and self-esteem and learn why practicing self-love is essential for your mental and emotional well-being.
Loneliness

4 Reasons To Turn To Your Family When You Feel Lonely

Loneliness is a common emotional state that can affect anyone at different stages of life. It can be a challenging and overwhelming feeling, leaving individuals yearning for connection and companionship. In such times, turning to your family can be a valuable source of support and comfort.
Self-esteem

6 Tips And 3 Tricks To Build Your Self-Esteem

Building self-esteem is crucial for personal growth and well-being. Here are 6 tips and 3 tricks to start doing NOW to build your self-esteem!
Anxiety & Stress

Gen Z's Approach To Handling Mental Health at Work

Discover how Generation Z’s approach to work differs from generations before them and how those values are going to impact the future of the workplace.
Anxiety & Stress

The Healing Power of Forgiveness: Letting Go of Anger and Moving Towards Love and Peace

Learning to forgive can be hard, but these tips and tricks can help start your journey of forgiveness.
Loneliness

Your Guide to Being a More Empathetic Friend

Empathy is the ability to understand and connect with someone else's emotions, even if you haven't experienced the same situation. While it's true that no one may fully understand what you're going through, having someone listen and validate your feelings can still help. Being empathetic is a valuable skill that can bring healing and support to those in pain.
Spirituality

Giving Is Receiving

The importance of giving and receiving is often overlooked in a society that values individual success and competition. However, research has shown that acts of kindness and generosity can benefit both the giver and the recipient, resulting in increased enjoyment, reduced stress, and a stronger sense of purpose.

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