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The truth about relationships is that they can get complicated, especially if you aren’t working on the relationship you have with yourself. You do not have to wait for the perfect moment to be in relation with another person and being in a relationship with another person won’t fix you or them. Trying to cure […]

Article written by Denver therapist, Molly Ward Over the last decade, we have seen a rise in the prevalence of smoking nicotine liquid through e-cigarettes, “vaping” or “Juuling”, especially with teens and young adults. Predatory tobacco companies have purposely marketed to vulnerable youth through enticing flavors and poor labelling. Though regulations of e-cigarettes have increased […]

Self-esteem is the way you perceive your value and worth in the world based on your beliefs and thoughts. It can be impactful with your decision-making and how you treat others. Often, impaired self-esteem or low self-esteem can mean lashing out toward yourself, loved ones, and even strangers. Healthy self-esteem or high self-esteem can help […]

Article written by: Denver Therapist, Jessica Wright Supporting a loved one struggling with an eating disorder can be complex and challenging. Knowing the right thing to say and how to support  can be a delicate situation to navigate. Individuals who struggle with eating disorders typically struggle with their self-esteem. Recovery can be a long process […]

Diet culture may make you think that intensity with workouts, harshness toward your body, and extreme thinking will help you to improve your health. The truth is that being gentle can provide benefits that have long-term, lasting impacts on both your physical health as well as your mental health. Health At Every Size (HAES) is […]