At the heart of what I do is a simple but powerful goal: to help people feel better. Whether someone walks into my office with pain, tension, stress, or just the need to feel more at home in their own body, I want them to leave feeling lighter, more comfortable, and more hopeful than when they arrived.

Maintaining consistent and healthy family bonds can be difficult in today’s fast-paced world with everyone busy with their own schedule and varied priorities. To get the whole family to eat together can also be challenging at times. Read on to know about how you can improve your dinner table conversations and strengthen your familial ties.

In that moment, I was reminded that compassion - especially for ourselves - can be difficult to practice. It often feels like it should be a natural thing to do, yet when we’re in the throes of frustration or discomfort, it can be incredibly challenging. But there it was, the gentle invitation to soften, to embrace compassion in the face of my impatience. But how?

Dr. John Gottman reminds us of something important: connecting with your partner doesn't have to be complicated or costly, and that’s a comforting thought for many of us. It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the notion that we need to impress our loved ones with grand gestures, but the truth is, a relationship can truly flourish when we embrace intentionality in the small, everyday moments. We all have a deep-seated need to feel seen and valued, especially by the person closest to us, and often it’s the little things offered with intention that feel significant.

Neurodivergence describes the natural differences in how people think, learn, communicate, and experience the world. These differences shape how individuals engage in relationships and daily life (Singer, 1990).

We often tend to avoid talking about complex or sensitive subjects, which can negatively affect our relationships with friends and family. This leads to deep-rooted misunderstandings with the passage of time. Find out about how to mindfully broach such strenuous subjects with those close to you and resolve conflicts with ease.