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Supporting Yourself as a Highly Sensitive Person During the Holidays
The holiday season can be a joyful time for many, but for highly sensitive people (HSPs), the joy can also be accompanied by a lot of overwhelm. Bright lights, crowded gatherings, and emotional intensity, all common during family holidays, can leave sensitive individuals feeling drained, anxious, or misunderstood. This is especially true when family members dismiss your needs, tell you you’re “too sensitive,” or fail to respect your boundaries. If you identify as a highly sen

Christina
Dec 17, 2025


Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Anxiety: A New Way to Find Calm
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health concerns, yet many people still feel lost when it comes to managing the worry, tension, or constant “what ifs” that take over daily life. If you’ve tried pushing anxious thoughts away or battling them with logic only to end up feeling more overwhelmed, you’re not alone. For many people, traditional approaches to anxiety can feel like an exhausting cycle of trying to control the uncontrollable. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (

Christina
Nov 25, 2025


Writing Your Way to Healing: 5 Journaling Prompts for Anxiety and Depression
When you’re struggling with anxiety or depression, your thoughts can feel tangled—racing, looping, or heavy. Journaling offers a safe, structured way to untangle them. Writing allows you to slow down, process emotions, and connect with what’s happening beneath the surface. For many clients in therapy for anxiety and depression, journaling becomes a bridge between sessions, a way to deepen self-awareness and carry the work of healing forward. If you’ve ever stared at a blank p

Christina
Nov 17, 2025


When Anxiety Masks as Perfectionism: Understanding the Hidden Link
Anxiety wears many disguises. Sometimes it shows up as worry, fear, or racing thoughts. Other times, it hides behind a mask that looks...

Christina
Oct 20, 2025


When Anxiety Freezes Your Choices: Understanding Decision-Making Paralysis
For many people, anxiety doesn’t always show up as panic attacks or constant worry. Sometimes, it sneaks in more subtly—through the...

Christina
Sep 22, 2025


How Anxiety Manifests Differently in Women 🧠
Anxiety is not one-size-fits-all. Particularly for women, it often looks, feels, and functions quite differently than it does for men....

Christina
Jul 23, 2025


What's a Therapy Plateau & Why it Happens
Have you ever hit a wall in therapy where suddenly feeling like you're spinning your wheels or not making the progress you feel like you...

Christina
Jun 9, 2025


How Therapy Can Help You Navigate Debt Anxiety and Financial Overwhelm
In today’s world, it’s common for young professionals and millennials to feel overwhelmed by finances—even those with steady incomes and...

Christina
Apr 30, 2025


Letting Go of “All or Nothing” Thinking: How Therapy Can Help You Find Balance
Have you ever found yourself thinking, “If I can’t do it perfectly, why bother at all?” or “If today wasn’t productive, the entire week...

Christina
Apr 24, 2025


Can Anxiety Cause Memory Problems? The Link Between Anxiety and Brain Fog
Have you ever found yourself forgetting important details, struggling to focus, or feeling mentally drained despite getting enough rest?...

Christina
Mar 16, 2025


Anxiety & Guided Imagery: How Visualization Can Reduce Stress
Anxiety is something we all experience at some point in our lives, but for some, it can feel overwhelming. The physical and emotional...

Christina
Mar 6, 2025


Navigating the New Year: Finding Support After the Holidays
The start of a new year often brings a mix of emotions. While some people feel inspired by the promise of a fresh start, others may find...

Christina
Jan 5, 2025


Embracing Uncertainty: Managing the Fear of the Unknown
Life is full of uncertainty. Whether it’s starting a new job, navigating a relationship, or simply wondering what the future holds, the...

Christina
Dec 26, 2024


Understanding Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs): What It Means and Tips for Managing Life’s Sensory Overload
In recent years, the concept of being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) has gained increased attention in both psychological research and...

Christina
Nov 14, 2024


Managing Stress in a Divisive Social Climate: Tips from a Denver Therapy Practice
In today’s world, managing stress is more challenging than ever, especially when living in a divisive social climate. From polarizing...

Christina
Nov 4, 2024


Improving Emotional Regulation: A Key to Better Mental Health
In the heart of Denver, where life moves quickly and the beautiful Rocky Mountains provide both a backdrop and a challenge, maintaining...

Christina
Aug 9, 2024


Conquer Travel Anxiety: Tips from Your Trusted Denver Mental Health Practice
Are you someone who dreads the thought of traveling? Does the idea of stepping onto a plane or embarking on a road trip fill you with...

Christina
Jul 18, 2024


Lowering News Exposure Benefits for Anxiety Management
In our hyperconnected world, staying informed is easier than ever. However, the constant stream of news updates can also contribute to...

Christina
Jun 28, 2024


Work Stress? How Therapy Can Keep Your Career and Mental Health in Harmony
In today's fast-paced and demanding world, the intersection of work and mental health is more prominent than ever. For many of us, work...

Christina
Apr 25, 2024


How's Your Work-Life Balance?
Achieving a delicate equilibrium between professional commitments and personal life has become an elusive pursuit for many. The quest for...

Christina
Mar 8, 2024
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