News filter by struggling with mental health

Doing yoga to calm the mind, body, and soul

All is Calm, All is Bright this Holiday Season

The new year is the perfect time to reset after the stress of the holidays and focus on balance, energy, and health. This blog explores three key areas for a brighter start: meditation, which improves mood, sleep, immunity, and even slows aging; supplements like vitamin D, magnesium, and B vitamins, which boost resilience and support mental and physical wellness; and exercise routines—from walking and yoga to VR workouts—that energize the body and sharpen the mind. Together, these habits promote calm, clarity, and vitality, helping you move into the new year with strength and optimism.

Family enjoying their time together, even though things aren't always easy

How to Prevent Mental Illness from Affecting Relationships

Depression and mental illness can make relationships feel strained, often leading to withdrawal, guilt, and miscommunication. This post explores how mental health challenges impact energy, communication, and trust, while highlighting the crucial role strong relationships play in recovery. Practical strategies include honest communication, setting healthy boundaries, asking for specific help, and practicing self-compassion. For supportive friends and loved ones, showing up with patience and presence makes a significant difference. Alongside therapy, supplements, and lifestyle changes, these tools help nurture resilience and connection. With effort and understanding, relationships can remain strong—even in the face of depression.

Men and Migraines: Surprising Data on an Underdiagnosed Population

Men and Migraines: Surprising Data on an Underdiagnosed Population

Since June is Men’s Health Month and Migraine Awareness Month, we want to discuss the stigma around men and migraines (and head pain, and trauma in general), why masculinity proves a barrier to quality medical care, how migraines are particularly dangerous for men, the current research, symptoms men should look out for, and what can be done.  
Can Vitamin Deficiency Cause Depression?

Can Vitamin Deficiency Cause Depression?

If you are deficient in crucial vitamins, you may be increasing your risk of developing depression, according to recent studies. Multiple health problems, including depression, can surface without the right amount of essential vitamins.  

Blog

Tags

Subscribe to Our Newsletter!

By entering your email, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

BACK TO TOP