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Monthly Archive for: "May, 2025"
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 Healing Isn’t Linear: Why Setbacks Don’t Mean You’ve Failed
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By Thirusha Mohabir
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Posted May 29, 2025

Healing Isn’t Linear: Why Setbacks Don’t Mean You’ve Failed

If you’ve ever made progress in therapy, your personal growth, or emotional well-being—only to have a “bad day” and feel like you’re back at square one—you’re not alone. Healing is not a straight [...]

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 Emotional Burnout: When You’re Tired in Your Soul, Not Just Your Body
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By Thirusha Mohabir
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Posted May 22, 2025

Emotional Burnout: When You’re Tired in Your Soul, Not Just Your Body

Some days, it’s not just about being physically tired—it’s a deep, soul-level exhaustion that sleep can’t fix. You wake up feeling drained. The smallest tasks feel overwhelming. You’re not sad, [...]

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 What Your Body Might Be Telling You About Stress
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By Thirusha Mohabir
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Posted May 15, 2025

What Your Body Might Be Telling You About Stress

We often think of stress as something that exists only in our minds—worry, overthinking, restlessness. But stress lives in the body too. And if you ignore your feelings long enough, your body [...]

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 Boundaries Are Not Mean: Why Saying No is an Act of Self-Respect
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By Thirusha Mohabir
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Posted May 8, 2025

Boundaries Are Not Mean: Why Saying No is an Act of Self-Respect

In South Africa—and many cultures around the world—there’s a quiet pressure to be agreeable, accommodating, and selfless. Especially in families, relationships, and communities, people are often [...]

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 Why Do We Fear Change? Understanding Resistance to Growth and How to Overcome It
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted May 1, 2025

Why Do We Fear Change? Understanding Resistance to Growth and How to Overcome It

“I want things to be different… but what if it all goes wrong?” Change can be scary—even when we know it’s necessary. Whether it’s leaving an unhealthy relationship, changing careers, starting [...]

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Are We Helping Too Much?

Overparenting, Anxiety, and Raising Resilient Children in 2026 Modern parents are deeply invested in doing things right. We read. We research. We worry. We want our children to feel safe, supported, and confident. But somewhere between love and protection, many parents quietly cross into overparenting without realizing it. Overparenting is rarely about control. More often, […]

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Do I Want a Romantic Relationship or Do I Just Feel Pressured To Want One?

February has a way of arriving with confidence. Valentine’s Day messaging.Heart-shaped everything.Couple-centred advertising.And an unspoken assumption that everyone should have feelings about it. For many adults, this month quietly brings up a familiar question: Do I actually want a romantic relationship or do I feel pressured to want one? Not just marriage.But dating.Partnership.Commitment.Even the expectation […]

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Be Happy on Purpose

There is a quiet misunderstanding about happiness that many of us carry without realising it. We are taught, subtly and repeatedly, that happiness will arrive once something changes. • When work settles down• When relationships feel easier• When the body feels better• When the world finally cooperates But happiness rarely arrives that way. Happiness, in […]

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A Gentle Beginning: Starting the Year Without Pressure

The start of a new year often arrives with noise. There are goals to set, habits to overhaul, bodies to fix, lives to optimise.Before January has even settled, many people already feel behind. But psychologically speaking, a new year does not require reinvention. It requires orientation. The Myth of the “Fresh Start” The idea that […]

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What AI Companionship Reveals About Our Emotional Needs

There’s been a growing conversation worldwide about people forming emotional attachments to AI chatbots; and in a few cases, even mentioning it in divorce consultations. While the idea may sound unusual at first, it reflects something important about our emotional world today. This trend is less about technology and more about human emotional needs. It […]

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