Thrive Blog

Emotional eating is eating in response to our emotions instead of biological hunger. It is a common and normal behavior resulting from negative and positive emotions.

When you think of depression, you probably think of sadness, lack of energy, and low mood. You might not think of anger, irritability, and frustration as signs of depression.

Anxiety is a common human emotion characterized by feelings of dread, tension, or worry. Working memory is an executive functioning skill that allows you to hold new information in your brain while doing something else.

You’re the one who answers late-night calls, solves crises, and holds everyone together - but who’s holding you?

In the current socioeconomic climate, many people are experiencing uncertainty and anxiety about their job security and career path.

Do not stand at my grave and weep I am not there. I do not sleep.

When it comes to dating, clients often ask for guidance with spotting red flags early.

Trauma is a highly stressful event that pushes you outside your window of tolerance, which is also known as your optimal zone of emotional “arousal.”

Depression is clinically referred to as major depressive disorder in the DSM-5. It is both a common and serious mood disorder whose symptoms could show up in different ways depending on the person.