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Anger: what it's telling you and how to work with it
Anger gets a bad reputation, yet it is one of the most useful emotions you have. It signals that something feels unfair, unsafe, or out of alignment with your values. When anger is ignored or pushed down, it tends to leak out as sarcasm, irritability, or shutdown.
Deborah Marks
Oct 94 min read


Nature and Mental Health: Why Green Spaces Are Healing
A growing body of research shows that green and blue spaces soothe the stress response, lift mood, and support recovery. One landmark study found that hospital patients with a view of trees recovered faster than those facing a brick wall, showing that a small change in environment can lead to measurable benefits.
Deborah Marks
Sep 194 min read


The Psychology of Nostalgia: Why We Crave the Past in Stressful Times
Nostalgia often sneaks up on us in surprising ways. It might be a song from our teenage years, a scent that reminds us of childhood, or a photo that instantly transports us to a simpler time. In moments of stress or uncertainty, many people find themselves craving these comforting glimpses of the past. But why is nostalgia so powerful, and how can it be used therapeutically to support mental health?
Deborah Marks
Sep 112 min read