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Art and Mental Care

Did you know that art and mental wellness are connected? Either it be creating or being a spectator, art can open doors to emotional well-being in ways we might not expect. When I first picked up a paintbrush during my twenties, I was not aiming to create a masterpiece, I was aiming to find peace

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Coffee Meditation

Hold your warm cup of coffee in both hands. Before taking a sip, close your eyes and take a deep breath in… and out. Feel the warmth radiate into your palms. Inhale the aroma; rich, comforting, familiar. Let it ground you. With your first sip, pause. Taste the flavors. Let it be more than routine,

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Why Lazy Days Matter

I used to feel guilty when I had a “lazy day.” You know the kind; when the to-do list goes untouched, the dishes wait in the sink, and pajamas somehow become the outfit of the day. I would tell myself I was wasting time. But over the years, especially after juggling motherhood, work, grad school,

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The Psychology of Judgment

As such is the pathway to life. We have all felt judgment and possibly judged others. We know that sting when someone talks behind our back or makes a snap judgment without really knowing us. It is downright painful, confusing, and honestly, it can leave a mark. But the truth is, when people judge or

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Positive and Kind Parenting

Parenting is one of the most profound responsibilities in life, shaping a child’s emotional, mental, and social development. Positive and kind parenting fosters a sense of security, trust, and mutual respect between parents and children. However, when parents resort to yelling, they may unknowingly cause more harm than good. Yelling creates an environment of fear

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The Magic of Classical Music

I still remember the hush of the concert hall as I clutched my grandmother’s hand. As a child, my grandparents often took me to the symphony in New York, Boston, Sarasota and the beloved Tanglewood, where I was mesmerized by the orchestra’s sweeping melodies. Those early experiences planted the seeds of a lifelong love for

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Art for the Brain

Art has always been a sanctuary for me from watching a symphony concert, grazing the halls of a museum, to creating photography or digital works. No matter the medium, art can inspire. Art is a form of expression that asks for nothing in return, except a bit of your truth. But what makes art so

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The People Who Truly Have Your Back

Have you ever paused to think about who is genuinely happy for you when life is going well? Not just the ones who congratulate you out of politeness, but the people who truly light up when you succeed. These are the friends and loved ones worth holding close. They are also the ones who will

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What is Manifestation?

Manifestation is more than a trend, it is a groovy life altering practice that can help progress in a positive way. I first learned about manifestation from spiritual thought leader Gabby Bernstein back in 2017. At its core, manifestation is about aligning your thoughts, feelings, and actions with your goals. Gabby’s books and workshops taught

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Wellness and AI

I never thought I would turn to AI for wellness as I have always relied on journaling, meditation, and connecting inter-personally with others or simply through music or pre-recorded meditations. But as life has become busier, in a very positive way, I have leaned into the intricacies of AI as a wellness outlet. One evening,

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Vegetables and Wellness

For years, I did not think much about how my diet impacted my mental wellness. I would grab whatever was convenient, not realizing how much my choices influenced my mood and energy. But after a making positive and mindful changes, I started paying closer attention to the food I was consuming. Veggies became my secret

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The Power of Awe

The other day, I found myself rushing through errands, my mind consumed with grad school deliverables and the million things on my to-do list. My little one, tugged at my sleeve and pointed to the sky. “Look at those clouds, Mom. They are like giant cotton candy!” I stopped, looked up, and there they were,

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