You Should Argue In Front Of Your Children As Long As You Do THIS After

Let’s be honest: most of us have seen adults argue when we were children. Whether it be with a friend, family member or partner/spouse. You were probably told to “stay in a child’s place”. On the flipside, maybe you never saw your parents or any adults disagreeing in front of you. It’s possible that they felt that you were not emotionally equipped to handle the … Continue reading You Should Argue In Front Of Your Children As Long As You Do THIS After

It’s Not About Positive Vibes Only: Why It’s Important To Not Ignore Your Shadow

“People will do anything, no matter how absurd, in order to avoid facing their own souls. One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.” ― Carl Jung, Psychology and Alchemy When I first began my spiritual journey, I had this notion that it was all about “positive vibes” and cultivating that only. In fact, if you scroll … Continue reading It’s Not About Positive Vibes Only: Why It’s Important To Not Ignore Your Shadow

Here’s Why You Feel Emotionally Unsafe In Your Relationship And How To Change It

Vulnerability is a key component of every relationship. I’m not just referencing a romantic relationship either. In any relationship, whether romantic, familial, or friendship, fostering emotional safety cultivates genuine intimacy. However, people often feel emotionally unsafe in their relationships. The foundation of intimacy is emotional safety. When there is emotional safety, it creates a climate for closeness by allowing a person to feel internally relaxed … Continue reading Here’s Why You Feel Emotionally Unsafe In Your Relationship And How To Change It

5 Ways That Your Self Care May Be A Toxic Coping Mechanism

When you become a parent, especially a mother, self-care is one of the most common topics you will hear from veteran parents. In all honesty, self-care is vital for new mothers because it is a deliberate act meant to address mental, spiritual, emotional and physical health. In my early 20’s, my favorite areas of self-care were increasing my credit score, enjoying my place of peace … Continue reading 5 Ways That Your Self Care May Be A Toxic Coping Mechanism