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The Impact of Sleep Quality and Quantity on Mental Health
Sleep is far more than a way to rest the body. It is a vital biological process that restores brain function, regulates emotions, and supports mental resilience. When we consistently get enough high-quality sleep, we give our minds the best chance to process daily experiences, manage stress, and maintain balanced moods.
Deborah Marks
Aug 183 min read


Invisible Storms: How Anxiety Shows Up in Everyday Life
When people think of anxiety, they often imagine panic attacks, racing thoughts, or a constant sense of fear. And yes, these are real and common experiences. But anxiety doesn’t always announce itself so loudly.
Deborah Marks
Aug 152 min read


Why Am I So Tired of Being Strong?
Being called “strong” is usually meant as a compliment. Friends admire how you hold it together, family relies on you in a crisis, and colleagues see you as dependable. You are the person who shows up, holds everyone else’s pieces together, and rarely lets anyone see you struggle.
Deborah Marks
Aug 143 min read


Where to Find Help for Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is a crucial aspect of overall health. Just like physical health, mental health requires attention and support. Many individuals experience mental health challenges at some point in their lives, and finding help is essential. This guide will explore various avenues for seeking mental health support, including professional services, community resources, and self-help strategies.
Deborah Marks
Aug 134 min read


Integrating Internal Family Systems (IFS) with EMDR for Deeper Healing
Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) are two powerful approaches to trauma therapy. Each is effective in its own right, but when integrated, they can create a deeper and more compassionate pathway to healing.
Deborah Marks
Aug 83 min read


Healing After Conflict: How to Repair Relationships and Rebuild Connection
Conflict is a natural part of every relationship, whether it's between partners, friends, family, or colleagues. But what sets strong, healthy relationships apart is not the absence of conflict, but how people repair and reconnect after disagreements.
Deborah Marks
Aug 73 min read