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Welcome. In these pages I hope you find encouragement for whatever you may be walking through. In my blog I offer practical tips and accessible information regarding all things mental health: anxiety, depression, boundaries, forgiveness, and more. Please enjoy the blogs posted below. And if you’re looking for direct support, click the button below so we can begin the healing process together.

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Box-Breathing: A support for anxiety symptoms.
Stephanie Gardner Stephanie Gardner

Box-Breathing: A support for anxiety symptoms.

Box breathing is a simple yet powerful relaxation technique that involves inhaling, holding the breath, exhaling, and holding again, each for an equal count—typically four seconds. This method helps regulate the nervous system, reduce stress, and enhance focus by promoting calm and controlled respiration. Often used in mindfulness practices, box breathing can be a valuable tool for managing anxiety and improving emotional resilience.

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How to Apologize Effectively in 3 Easy Steps
Stephanie Gardner Stephanie Gardner

How to Apologize Effectively in 3 Easy Steps

How to apologize in 3 easy steps.

An apology is a true way of saying sorry for a mistake and recognizing how it affected others. It helps rebuild trust and understanding in relationships. Good apologies are honest, take responsibility without making excuses, and show a real effort to make things right. By apologizing sincerely, people create a chance for healing and stronger, respectful connections.

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“No.” Is a Complete Sentence, and Why it is so Important.
Stephanie Gardner Stephanie Gardner

“No.” Is a Complete Sentence, and Why it is so Important.

“No.” is a complete sentence. In this article we look at why it is so important and what often stands in the way of communicating clearly. There are practical suggestions of how to be more confident when communicating your “no” to others, particularly in challenging relationships.

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