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You’re Not Lazy, You’re Procrastinating: How to Overcome Procrastination

We’ve done it time and time again: scrolled through cute cat videos when we “should” be working on a term paper, or played games when we’re “supposed” to be cleaning the house. Or maybe we’re watching a video or reading an article (like this one!) about how to cure our persistent tendency to procrastinate…when we were “supposed” to be working.

As a consequence, we may push the task off again and again, then rush to complete the task just before it’s due. We may also call ourselves “lazy” and shame ourselves for not completing a task early or in a timely manner. And, when we continue to procrastinate, rush to complete, and shame ourselves, we fall back into the cycle of procrastination, and it can be difficult, even overwhelming, to break free from the habit and actually feel accomplished with the tasks we have completed.

In this article, we’re breaking down the stigma of procrastination.

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What is art therapy?

Art therapy is a modality of therapy that combines art-making and counseling with a certified art therapist to promote physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

In this post, we’ll examine what art therapy is and is not and what a session will look like.

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Neuroplasticity

Did you know the brain can change and adapt at any age?
Thanks to neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to change and adapt, this means we are never too old to change, learn, adapt, and heal.

Let’s take a closer look at what neuroplasticity is, how we can use it to foster mental health, and how we can improve our brain’s ability to change.

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Art Therapy

According to the American Art Therapy Association, art therapy is a kind of therapy that integrates mental health and human services by using “active art-making, creative process, applied psychological theory, and human experience.”

You do not need to be a professional artist in any way, in order to benefit from Art Therapy. This week, our goal is to provide you with information and the opportunity to explore what it could do for you.

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What is teletherapy?

Teletherapy is therapy that is delivered via technology as opposed to in-person. Teletherapy involves live, virtual interactions between the therapist and client—just as if they were in the same room. This includes talking on the phone, chatting through group chats or texts, and video conferencing.

This model of therapy was used even before the COVID-19 pandemic and had been steadily gaining popularity. Teletherapy used to be considered a specialized service; now there is an increased demand for online counseling.

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 What is Therapy? & What is Telehealth? 

We are bringing it back to basics this week and asking sincere questions about what is therapy? And, since so many of us are currently home and online, what is telehealth? Taking it a step further, why are these questions important?

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Trauma and the Brain

Traumatic events can have long-lasting effects on us. For some, this may look like PTSD at different severities. For others there can be more subtle changes in thoughts, behavoirs and actions. This week we are taking a look at our trauma in our life effects our brains and how we can foster healing.

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