In a world where the demands of daily life can often overshadow our mental health, workshops stand as beacons of hope, reminding us that we have the power to nurture our well-being, become more self-aware, and grow as individuals.
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Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, commonly referred to as DBT, is a form of cognitive-behavioural therapy that was initially developed to treat individuals with borderline personality disorder.
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Although mental health maintenance is often overlooked, it is a crucial aspect of self-care that has numerous benefits. In this blog, we will discuss why mental health maintenance is important and the benefits and challenges of practicing it.
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Support groups offer a safe and confidential environment for people to talk openly and honestly about their feelings with others who share similar experiences.
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Your energy levels determine your ability to focus, stay motivated, and engage in physical activities. In this blog, we will discuss why it is important to understand the natural rhythm of your energy levels, the benefits of planning and creating habits that align with your energy levels, and how these concepts are interlinked.
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By taking steps to maintain mental wellness, individuals can improve their quality of life and achieve greater happiness and fulfillment.
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Employee mental wellness is a crucial aspect of a healthy and productive workplace. Prioritizing employee mental wellness can have a range of benefits for both employees and the company, including increased productivity, job satisfaction, retention rates, and innovation.
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When we struggle with a mental illness it is important that we look after ourselves and put everything in place that could help us daily. Do the work, spend the time preparing and the extreme highs and lows might become more manageable or at least you might become aware more quickly that you need to reach out to your support team.
I lost the desire to use, I lost the desire to stay depressed, I lost the desire to give but I have gained the desire to live, to be productive, to love and be loved.
Remember that there is still a person behind that personality disorder, a complex person, but still a person. A person who often feels far more deeply but doesn’t know how to show it appropriately, who doesn’t know how to relate to others in an acceptable fashion, who is doing the best they can with what they know.
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