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Gratitude: How To Find It And How To Use It
Feeling better, motivation, Mindfulness Sherry Shockey-Pope Feeling better, motivation, Mindfulness Sherry Shockey-Pope

Gratitude: How To Find It And How To Use It

Whether your difficulties preceded or were brought on by or during the pandemic—from health, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, stress, and financial problems, to work-related, family, and relationship issues—you are NOT alone! The important thing to remember, no matter which difficulties resonate, is that we are here for you and can help. Finding gratitude in your every day can also help.

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For The Love of Fido: Pets and Your Mental Health

For The Love of Fido: Pets and Your Mental Health

The benefits of owning a dog (or any pet) are well documented. Reduction in high blood pressure, increased immunity, manageable cholesterol levels, and a lowered risk of heart disease are just a few of the physical health benefits that Fido and Fluffy bring to your life.

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Guarding Against Mental Health in Adulthood Can Begin in Childhood
Co-parenting, Parenting, Quality of life, Teen and children Sherry Shockey-Pope Co-parenting, Parenting, Quality of life, Teen and children Sherry Shockey-Pope

Guarding Against Mental Health in Adulthood Can Begin in Childhood

As a parent, you want to do what’s best. It would be easiest if we could treat all of our children the same, however they are each unique individuals. Treating each of them the same will not do. Any parent that has tried this approach knows this does not work well and may have ended up in a big parenting struggle.

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Evolving and Having Hope for the New Year
COVID-19, Feeling better, Mindfulness, motivation Sherry Shockey-Pope COVID-19, Feeling better, Mindfulness, motivation Sherry Shockey-Pope

Evolving and Having Hope for the New Year

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted everyone’s sense of stability, structure, and sense of control, yet again. This long-drawn-out time of uncertainty, combined with the social distancing that keeps us away from family, friends, and normal activities, has taken a significant toll on us physically, emotionally, spiritually, and psychologically. However, there is hope for the New Year, and this blog can help you nurture it.

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