Category: Anxiety

Signs You May Be Experiencing High Functioning Anxiety

While it is true that high functioning anxiety is not technically a clinical diagnosis, it is a term many people resonate with deeply. It describes an experience where anxiety is present beneath the surface, while a person appears outwardly capable, productive, and successful. Those of us with high functioning anxiety often meet expectations, show up […]

How To Stay Cool, Mentally & Physically, In The Heat

Summer is often portrayed as a season of relaxation and fun filled with long sunny days, vacations, outdoor barbecues, and time with friends. Yet, for many people, the summer heat doesn’t always feel uplifting. In fact, extreme heat can bring unexpected mood shifts, irritability, and even heightened anxiety. If you’ve ever felt more on edge […]

Finding Calm in the Storm: How To Cope with Weather-Related Anxiety

Spring is in the air. Unfortunately, in addition to picnics, egg hunts, and other outdoor activities, it is also tornado season. For many, tornado season (March-May) brings more than high winds; it can also bring intense fear.  For some, these feelings are fleeting; when the tornado warning expires, they get back to their usual routine […]

Can Nasal Breathing Help Us Feel Calmer?

In recent years, breathwork has gained popularity in the fields of mental health and overall wellness – and for good reason: the way we breathe can be a powerful tool for regulating our physical, mental, and emotional states. While there are many different breathwork tools, one that recently sparked our interest is nasal breathing, or […]