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Resting the Mind
This practice perfectly illustrates the adage 'teach what you need to learn.' Many have been relentlessly tackling a large volume of tasks lately, leaving little room for rest. (Though it's reassuring to see the task list shrinking faster than it's growing.) It's often in the moments of exhaustion – when we're pushing ourselves too hard, neglecting rest, and feeling depleted – that the true value of rest becomes most [...]
Choose Mental Health and Peace in 2025
Every one of us experienced a challenging life situation in the previous year. Thankfully, the end of one year and the beginning of another is a chance to catch a break from the past and an opportunity to start again in the new year. There are hundreds of resolutions that you can choose from as you seek to enhance your mental health and peace in 2025. At Stenzel Clinical [...]
Rhythms of Life
In our fast-paced world, finding balance and harmony can feel like an elusive dream. Yet, just as the heart maintains its steady beat to sustain life, we too can cultivate a set of life rhythms to achieve a fulfilling and thriving existence.Research has observed a fascinating parallel between the principles of heart rhythms and the harmonious interplay of musical notes. This unique perspective has led the medical community to believe [...]
Navigating Fear During Adolescence
Fear, an unwelcome emotion, is often avoided or dismissed. While it can be harnessed for entertainment and excitement, most people prefer not to experience genuine fear. Those living with chronic anxiety can attest to the debilitating stress that daily dread can bring. For adolescents, fearfulness is frequently seen as a social liability. The question "Are you scared?" can carry a negative connotation. Fear can sometimes be perceived as a [...]
Managing Time Effectively
Do you feel as though you don’t have enough time to get everything done? It’s natural to think, “If I just had a little more time, or had less to do, or could get caught up, it wouldn’t be a problem.” Because time is the one “thing” that everyone has the same amount of, regardless of wealth or status, what varies is how much is expected (or demanded) from [...]
Navigating Depression at Work
Depression can significantly impact both individual and organizational productivity. According to Debra Lerner, a leading expert in workplace health, depression is consistently ranked among the top five reasons for productivity loss in companies. Her research indicates that depression costs the U.S. economy billions of dollars annually due to both absenteeism and presenteeism. "Depression is a relentless torment," says a middle manager at a large insurance firm. "My neighbor, who [...]