I'm An HSP, But What’s That Mean?

An HSP is a Highly Sensitive Person, and we comprise around 15 to 20 percent of the population. That means that, unlike most people, we experience emotions profoundly, which can sometimes flood or overwhelm our nervous systems.

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Matt Headland
Exercise

Habitual physical activity is associated with greater mental health, and low amounts of physical activity is linked with poorer mental health. Regular exercise is proven to help individuals suffering from a range of mental health issues including Depression, Anxiety, and PTSD.

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Matt Headland
Honoring All Who Served

With Veteran’s Day coming around the corner. It is time that all veterans are being celebrated. LGBTQIA+ Veterans have been at risk for higher levels of stress, anxiety, substance use disorders, and depression. This group of service people deserve the same levels of respect as other members of the US military and deserve to be celebrated just the same.

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Matt Headland
Keeping Your Heart Warm This Season

With the Holidays around the corner, many emotions can be present. Many people have different celebrations and traditions they take part in, while others it may be very different. Holidays for some are a reminder of loss, loneliness, and isolation which can make these times tough.

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Matt Headland
Sweet Dreams Are Made of This (REM)

You are probably already aware that adequate, consistent, restful sleep is one of the best ways to improve your mental health. However, for so many, it’s not always the easiest way to improve mental health. Because, if you’ve ever had trouble falling asleep, staying asleep or even sleeping too much, you know that quality sleep is hard to achieve all the time.

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Matt Headland
Back to School Stress

Are you a parent or a student who is preparing for the next school year and feeling stressed around the start of the new year? The start of a new school year can bring up a lot of emotions for both parents and students.

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Matt Headland