Self-Care Great Lakes Psychology Group
A woman sitting against an orange accent wall, listening to her AirPods and writing in her thought journal. Enjoying the benefits of keeping a thought journal.

The Benefits of Keeping a Thought Journal

Everyone has been there—your smartphone had an automatic software update overnight and your typical 6:30 am alarm did not go off. You spring out of bed in a panic after…

A woman meditating with a candle lit next to her, exemplifying mindful strategies for emotional resilience.

Mindful Strategies for Emotional Resilience

Moving Beyond the 'Fix It' Mentality to Uncover True Well-being & Emotional Resilience So often when we reach out for help with our life and our feelings, we are focused…

New House Stress

Techniques to Challenge and Replace Negative Thoughts

In today's fast-paced and uncertain world, it's common to experience overwhelming negative thoughts, leading to anxiety and fear surrounding various aspects of life. Worries about finances, health, job security, relationship…

5 signs it's time to see a therapist

5 Signs It’s Time to See a Therapist

Wondering if it's time to see a therapist? Perhaps you’re curious about therapy but you wonder if you really “need” it. Especially in current times when we are chiefly aware…

A woman meditating, to cope with stress. Meditation is one of the coping skills for stress.

7 Fundamental Coping Skills for Stress

Looking for healthier coping skills for stress? Stress is a physical, mental, and emotional response to any demand. The stress response can be helpful when it motivates us to solve…

A person walking through snow in boots, jeans, and a bright yellow jacket. 3 Winter Self-Care Tips for Mental Health

3 Winter Self-Care Tips for Mental Health

It’s winter: the days are shorter, the sun often hides behind overcast skies, and, well, it’s really cold. All of this can leave us feeling down, sluggish, and reaching for…