When people think about suicide, we often imagine a sudden decision, a single act. However, in reality, suicide is usually the end of a long road. For many, that road begins with anxiety and depression — two states that can feel like constant companions, whispering...
A few years ago, I worked with a military client who was highly trained, battle-hardened, and accustomed to life-threatening situations. Given his experience, you’d think fear wasn’t a factor for him; however, as we spoke, he shared something that surprised me....
Love is a fundamental human experience that shapes our sense of belonging, purpose, and emotional well-being. Yet, despite its profound importance, the fear of rejection often prevents some people from forming deep and meaningful connections. At its core, the fear of...
Understanding the differences between depression and anxiety can be transformative for those who experience these conditions or have loved ones who do. Both can significantly impact daily life, yet they manifest in unique ways. Depression often feels like a...
Glossophobia (fear of public speaking) is often named one of the most common phobias, ranking above heights, spiders, and even death. It impacts approximately 23% of people, with 57% of women being affected compared to 39% of men. Whether it’s presenting to a room...
For many, the idea of travel sparks excitement and adventure. However, for those dealing with trauma-related anxiety, it can feel overwhelming—even paralysing. The holiday season, in particular, brings unique pressures, as the need to travel and connect with friends...
