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The article is developed in partnership with BetterHelp. As humans, we’ve developed a number of emotions since the beginning of time that serve to keep us safe. One of the most prominent and instinctual emotions we have is fear. Fear helps warn us when there’s a potential threat and protects us when we’re in the face of danger. While fear plays a crucial role in our survival, it can also be detrimental to our well-being when taken to the extremes. While everyone gets sc

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We’re in uncertain times which means our minds can easily start thinking about scary things. Not necessarily the stuff of horror movies but certainly things that worry us more than we’d like. Fortunately, our minds are easily distracted which is just what we need to do to get our mind to stop thinking about scary things. Doing something to help you relax is almost always a good start. That could be a nice, long, warm bath if you’ve got the time (and the bath tub) availa

April 22, 2020

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rnMother's Day, Birthday, Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day or any other day is an opportunity to make your mother happy. And one way to make her happy is by giving her gifts. It may not be enough to show her how special she is to you, but somehow you can let her know how much you love her. Of course, the gift you want to give her should make her feel really special and loved. Your gift needs a lot of thought and creativity. And what else would be better than

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The article is developed in partnership with BetterHelp. As humans, we’ve developed a number of emotions since the beginning of time that serve to keep us safe. One of the most prominent and instinctual emotions we have is fear. Fear helps warn us when there’s a potential threat and protects us when we’re in the face of danger. While fear plays a crucial role in our survival, it can also be detrimental to our well-being when taken to the extremes. While everyone gets sc

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We’re in uncertain times which means our minds can easily start thinking about scary things. Not necessarily the stuff of horror movies but certainly things that worry us more than we’d like. Fortunately, our minds are easily distracted which is just what we need to do to get our mind to stop thinking about scary things. Doing something to help you relax is almost always a good start. That could be a nice, long, warm bath if you’ve got the time (and the bath tub) availa

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rnMother's Day, Birthday, Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day or any other day is an opportunity to make your mother happy. And one way to make her happy is by giving her gifts. It may not be enough to show her how special she is to you, but somehow you can let her know how much you love her. Of course, the gift you want to give her should make her feel really special and loved. Your gift needs a lot of thought and creativity. And what else would be better than

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At some level or another, most of us are afraid of change. One of the main reasons is that we get comfortable with the way things are. Not quite as comfortable as a frog being heated up in a bowl of water not noticing that’s about to be cooked. But almost. Familiarity is good. It’s almost certainly part of our survival because potential enemies would have subtly changed things as they approached. So historically we’ve almost certainly been protected by surroundings that

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