Safety is often talked about as something physical: locked doors, well-lit streets, pepper spray clipped to a keychain. But from a mental health perspective, safety runs deeper. It’s the felt sense of being okay in your body. It’s the ability to move through the world...
In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety has become a familiar companion for many of us. Racing thoughts, tight chests, trouble sleeping — sound familiar? If you’ve ever felt like your mind is stuck in overdrive, you’re not alone. But there’s good news: mindfulness, a...
In the modern age, political anxiety has emerged as a significant emotional and psychological concern for many individuals. As political events unfold—often in real-time across social media platforms, news outlets, and public discourse—many people are feeling an...
Going to therapy can feel like stepping into a new world, one that’s both intimidating and freeing. I remember my first session vividly; I sat nervously in an uncomfortable chair, feeling exposed with sweaty hands. As people passed by the UNO counseling center, I...
When grounding, paying attention to our senses is a great place to start. We all know the basic 5 (taste, texture, smell, sound and sight), but did you know we have three more? Our vestibular system connects to our body movement. Proprioception is the sense of...
