Posts tagged mental health
From Nihilism to Absurdism Joy: When “Nothing Matters” is a Good Thing

What if the cure for nihilism isn’t finding meaning, but letting go of the need for it entirely? Absurdism offers a surprising alternative: permission to play, to laugh at the boulder, and to create small moments of joy for no reason at all. This post explores how embracing the absurd can help loosen the grip of hopelessness and reconnect you with the only place life ever happens, right here, right now.

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Mental Health (& Parenting) Tips from an Unlikely Source: The Wild Robot

The Wild Robot is high-key one of the best movies about parenting ever made. It’s tender, emotional, and packed with lessons about identity, attachment, and growing up alongside your kids. Here are 9 therapeutic takeaways from Roz, the world’s most accidentally perfect parent.

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The Things We Tell Ourselves: Breaking Free from Limiting Beliefs

Some beliefs aren’t born from facts; they’re borrowed from caregivers, culture, and childhood experiences. In this post, we’ll explore how limiting beliefs form, why they feel so true, and how to begin shifting them with self-compassion and curiosity.

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You’re NOT Lazy: ADHD Motivation & Executive Dysfunction in Real Life

You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You’re an ADHD brain trying to function in a neurotypical world, and that’s hard. This post is your warm, practical guide to understanding executive dysfunction and finding motivation that works for your brain.

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