Young professionals often face high expectations. While some are external, many are internal. One of the most prevalent silent struggles that occur during this phase of life include the overwhelming and exhausting impacts of imposter syndrome.
Imposter syndrome is the persistent feeling that you’re not as competent at your job as others perceive you to be and that your success is due to...Learn More
Burnout has become a quiet epidemic among young professionals, with many people silently struggling with the constant pressure to perform and “keep up.” Often, burnout doesn’t show up in dramatic ways. It sneaks in slowly, showing up as apathy, self-doubt, and emotional exhaustion.
Do you suffer from late-night anxiety spirals, Sunday dread, a sense of falling short despite...Learn More
You’ve most likely heard of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), but how accurate is the information that you’ve been given? More often than not, the term OCD is used incorrectly. We see the “classic” germaphobe in TV and movies. People tend to say things like “I’m so OCD” when referring to their desire for things to be neat and orderly. In reality,...Learn More
Why does it seem like more people have anxiety today, than even just 10 years ago? While anxiety is not “new”, many people have observed a significant increase in anxiety levels among individuals of all ages. Naturally, this raises questions. Let’s discuss some of the factors that are contributing to the idea that anxiety is more common today than in the past. Here is a brief list of the three...Learn More
You may have noticed that some therapists, counselors, and social workers use a lot of different acronyms. For example, maybe you have seen CBT, DBT, ERP, etc. and you have no idea what that means because they don’t elaborate.
So, what do these acronyms mean and what do they say about the therapeutic approach used by therapists? This post will be the first of a series to describe and explain...Learn More