Mental exhaustion can feel like an illness. It drains your energy, fogs your mind, and makes it hard to regulate your emotions. Learning how to beat mental exhaustion to improve your mental and emotional health will influence not only your physical health, but also your mindset and mood. Tips for Relieving Mental Exhaustion Mental [...]
It’s easy to dismiss the feeling that your daily life has become harder, especially when you’re still managing to get things done. Functioning depression usually hides behind this very ability to keep going. We all expect life to feel tiring at times, but there is a difference between normal tiredness and overwhelming fatigue, even [...]
Loneliness isn’t something new, but how kids are feeling and dealing with it of late is becoming different from how it used to be. As parents and caregivers, it’s easy to believe that if a child is chatting with friends online, playing multiplayer games, or glued to their favorite YouTuber, they’re socially connected. This isn’t [...]
The signs of anxiety in women can interfere with everyday activities. Severe anxiety can lead to panic attacks, which can feel like having a heart attack. According to data reported at the National Institute of Mental Health, more women than men develop an anxiety disorder (23.4% compared to 14.3%). An estimated 31% of adults in [...]
Processing betrayal and infidelity is tough. One of the trickiest areas is trying to figure out why it all happened. There is no justifiable reason for cheating, and working through “the why” after infidelity is not about trying to find excuses. Instead, you might need to peel back the layers and ask the uncomfortable questions [...]
Long-distance dating is not, as the saying goes, for the faint of heart. It’ll press your emotional buttons, stretch your patience, and call your deepest insecurities out by name. But it can also create a beautifully deep, unique kind of love that is built on foundational elements like trust, words, and emotional honesty, rather [...]
You have probably run into the passive-aggressive coworker, friend, or family member – the person who manages to deal blows without physically hitting you. They leave you emotionally drained. Even if you recognize the behavior, their tactics can leave you frustrated. Recognizing passive aggressiveness in people and managing your interactions are the first steps [...]
There are many kinds of jobs out there. They add value in diverse ways, and they also require different skillsets to perform successfully. With most jobs, you receive training before you start or for a few months while you’re on probation. If things don’t work out, you can be let go and must move on [...]
🎧 Listen to this article https://culvercitychristiancounseling.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Culver-City-Christian-Counseling-7-Symptoms-of-Repressed-Anger.mp3 Social conditioning has deeply ingrained specific perceptions of anger within societal norms. These norms often dictate how anger is expressed and perceived based on gender. Men’s anger, for example, is frequently portrayed and accepted as forceful, loud, and even explosive. These expressions are sometimes viewed as normal, [...]
🎧 Listen to this article https://culvercitychristiancounseling.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Culver-City-Christian-Counseling-7-Signs-of-Teen-Drug-Abuse-to-Look-For.mp3 A whopping 12.78% of teens ages 12 to 17 years old report having used marijuana in the last 12 months, according to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics. One in eight teens used a drug in the previous year. With drug use prevalent and rising, parents [...]
