Self-Empowerment is the Harmonious Alignment of Mind, Body and Spirit that Leads to a Sound Mixture of Confidence, Competence and Compassion for Others and Oneself.
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Empowerment Radio with Dr. Schaub and Dr. Pat Baccili: We all know that patience is a virtue. But how much do we actually practice patience. In a time where ...
You're probably familiar with the encouraging saying "my past does not determine my future." However, traumatic events, disappointments, betrayals or embarra...
Dr. Friedemann Schaub, the author of The Fear and Anxiety Solution, demonstrates why we are not the victims but the creators of our emotions and how we can d...
Negative self-talk and mind-racing are major triggers for fear and anxiety. The problem is, that the stream of negative thoughts can't be stopped through log...
When mental illness or injury gets in the way of performing everyday tasks, occupational therapists are there to help.
Good therapy isn’t easy. It requires seeing within ourselves things that may be uncomfortable. It requires commitment. And it requires self-compassion.
Stress can affect you in different ways. Find out what is causing you stress and how you can better manage your stress levels.
"Before you tell me—and every other person who's been abused—how stupid I am, let me tell you what kept me going back to an abusive partner. It's so much more powerful than hope; it's fueled by my sense of possibility."
Nikki Mattocks was about to do her high school exams when the bullying started. “My friend told me on the phone that her Mum thought I was going to get a knife from the kitchen and kill them all,”…
Being anxious can feel so intense and overwhelming, that all you want is to suppress or get rid of it.
The Anchal Project and dyeScape empowers women who've experienced abuse by teaching them to create dyed textiles
In the wake of mass shootings and other tragedies, a frequent refrain is: Why don't we get those dangerous people off the streets? And, just as frequently, people suggest that mental health treatment is the answer.
Dr. Kia Darling-Hammond explains why the mental health of LGBTQIA+ folks — especially LGBTQIA+ People of Color — is at risk and how to change that.