Tag Archive for: Mindfulness

Mindful Eating and ADHD
Articles, Justin Beahm10 Mindful Eating Strategies for ADHD
Impulsive eating is a common challenge for people with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Often ADHD medications can suppress your appetite, but when the medicine begins to wear off, binge…

Mindfulness Works (If You Work At It!)
Alicia Totten, ArticlesMindfulness Works (If You Work At It!)
In the clinical world, mindfulness is frequently recommended for its minimal side effects and its proven ability to lower levels of depression, anxiety, and general stress. However, the suggestion of mindfulness…

From Summer Scatter to Fall Focus: How to Refresh and Reset this Autumn
Articles, Megan Adams LebellFrom Summer Scatter to Fall Focus: How to Refresh and Reset this Autumn
As each September rolls around, we find ourselves in a shift from late nights, spontaneous plans, and carefree days, to new routines, structure, and school/work rhythms.…

Emotions as a Compass: Learn from What You Feel
Articles, Kerri HillEmotions as a Compass: Learn from What You Feel
Emotions have a central role in therapy, because often what we say and do is a result of what we feel. Emotions give us important information about our position in the world. They help us make…

Living Mindfully
Articles, Bren SchockI remember the first time I talked with a counsellor about living mindfully. The example they used was asking me to hold white piece of paper in front of my nose and asked what I could see. All I could see was the white paper of course. …

Reading: Shared Enjoyment, Learning, and Connection with Your Child
Articles, Gary MahReading: Shared Enjoyment, Learning, and Connection with Your Child
For this blog I’ve decided to write a book review and share my thoughts with you folks. It's a children's book I came across at the public library and signed out. I found…

A-D/HD and Self Compassion
Articles, Lorna BrothenA-D/HD and Self Compassion
People with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (A-D/HD or ADHD) are more likely to have experiences where they felt a lack of support or criticism. Such experiences can result in internalized shame and negative…
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