Skip to content
  • Create an Account
  • Mental Health Podcast
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • Blog
    • Practice
    • Holistic & Alternative
    • Therapies
    • Techniques
    • Symptoms
    • Diagnosis
    • Drugs
BlogEditorial Staff2025-08-17T21:51:40+00:00
  • Client and therapist discuss chronic what-if thinking in a calm session, with notes and strategies.
    Overcome chronic what if thinking with therapy and practical strategies

    Overcome chronic what if thinking with therapy and practical strategies

    Understanding the mechanics of chronic worry is a crucial step toward feeling more confident, calmer, and better able to navigate daily life.

  • Blog post cover: Emotional Language and Literacy Therapy for Adults, adults in a therapy session.
    Emotional Language and Literacy Therapy for Adults

    Emotional Language and Literacy Therapy for Adults

    Therapy for adults who never learned emotional language helps you notice, name, and regulate feelings even if those skills we're missing in childhood.

  • Person steps forward on a bright path, turning avoidance into purposeful action through therapy.
    Turning avoidance into purposeful action through therapy

    Turning avoidance into purposeful action through therapy

    Therapy for avoidance masked as busyness helps you see when a full calendar is a shield against uncomfortable feelings, rather than a sign of productivity.

  • A person reflects on self-worth beyond usefulness, embracing values-based therapy.
    Reclaim Self Worth Beyond Usefulness Through Values Based Therapy

    Reclaim Self Worth Beyond Usefulness Through Values Based Therapy

    Intrinsic worth vs. instrumental value: intrinsic worth is the belief that you deserve care and exist without having to prove your value.

  • Calm person with eyes closed as gears and clouds depict inner pressure and mental noise
    Therapy for Persistent Inner Pressure and Mental Noise

    Therapy for Persistent Inner Pressure and Mental Noise

    Therapy for internal pressure that never shuts up treats relentless mental noise — constant self-talk, worries, and inner pressure that disrupts rest.

  • Therapist listens to a highly empathetic client in a calm office; blog post on emotional overload.
    Therapy for High Empathy and Emotional Overload A Practical Guide

    Therapy for High Empathy and Emotional Overload A Practical Guide

    It helps you regulate emotional arousal, set healthy boundaries, and channel empathy into sustainable care. This matters

  • Therapy for Persistent Guilt A Practical Guide to Relief

    Therapy for Persistent Guilt A Practical Guide to Relief

    Therapy for guilt that won't logically go away is a collaborative process to understand why guilt persists, where it comes from, and how to respond.

  • Person practicing jaw relaxation exercises for chronic jaw clenching and bruxism relief.
    Therapy for Chronic Jaw Clenching and Bruxism Relief

    Therapy for Chronic Jaw Clenching and Bruxism Relief

    Stress and autonomic arousal: Stress activates the bodys fight-or-flight response, which can increase muscle tension in the jaw and face.

Previous123Next

© 2026 • Lumair MH, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Privacy Policy

Terms of Use

Resources
  • Blog
  • Practice
  • Holistic & Alternative
  • Therapies
  • Techniques
  • Symptoms
  • Diagnosis
  • Drugs
Page load link
Go to Top