Resilient Minds Blog

As we approach Thanksgiving , many of us find ourselves juggling busy schedules, family expectations, travel plans, and the subtle pressure to make everything “just right.” It’s a holiday centered on gratitude and togetherness, yet it often brings a mix of emotions—joy, stress, nostalgia, overwhelm, and sometimes even loneliness. From a psychological perspective, these feelings are not only normal, they’re human . This season offers a unique opportunity to slow down, tune in,

Every spring and fall, most of us go through the same routine of changing the clocks for Daylight Saving Time (DST). It seems simple enough: “spring forward” for longer daylight in the evening, then “fall back” when the days get shorter. But that one-hour change can throw more off balance than just our schedules. For many people, these time shifts can affect sleep, energy, and even mood , sometimes triggering symptoms of anxiety or depression. Let’s take a closer look at why

It’s no secret that we spend a lot of time on our screens. Whether we’re scrolling through social media, watching YouTube, or jumping between tabs while doing homework, most of us (especially teens) live in a world of constant notifications and distractions. Technology has brought amazing benefits, but it’s also changing the way our brains work. The good news is that we can use what we know about the brain to build healthier habits and find balance. How Technology Is Changing

Anxiety is a natural response to stress, but when it becomes overwhelming, it can significantly impact daily life. Thankfully, there are...