Latest Blog Posts from Brash Body & Soul
Life is a fascinating journey, isn’t it? Full of unexpected twists, turns, and the occasional loop-de-loop that leaves you feeling a little queasy and questioning your life choices. But that’s what keeps it interesting—perspective, that magical lens through which we view the world. So, let’s wade into the deep end of personal perspective, with a […]
Perspective Really is Everything: Using Humor as a Tool Read More »
Every December, we’re bombarded with messages about resolutions: Ads and social media feeds scream at us to overhaul our lives: lose weight, cut carbs, save money, find love, drink less coffee (okay, that last one may be a little unforgivable). But resolutions? They’re often little more than a guilt trip disguised as self-improvement. So, let
New Year… Same You? Setting Your Goals Read More »
When anxiety creeps back in, what do you do? Let me set the scene: you’ve been cruising along, feeling like you’ve finally nailed this whole “mental health” thing. Your anxiety? It’s somewhere in the rearview mirror, waving sadly as you drive into the sunset. Then, BAM! One minor mishap — like forgetting to mute yourself
Anxiety. The Ultimate Creep! Read More »
Compassion—it’s a small word for a big force, isn’t it? For a long time, I used to think compassion was reserved for saints and those patient souls who could listen to their friends rant for hours without rolling their eyes. But life taught me it’s something much deeper. Compassion is about sitting with pain—yours or
The Power of Compassion: A Personal Perspective Read More »
Holiday Anxiety Tips for Introverts The holidays are fast approaching— It’s that magical time of year when everything sparkles, hot chocolate flows freely, and everyone is suddenly in the mood for “getting together.” But for us introverts, that festive season cheer can also bring a creeping sense of dread. The thought of endless gatherings, small
How to Deal with Holiday Anxiety: Tips for Introverts Read More »
You know that age-old saying, “Children should be seen and not heard”? Well, it’s time to toss that archaic idea out the window. When it comes to mental health, everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and, most importantly, empowered. Mental health struggles can often make us feel isolated and misunderstood. However, the right words can
25 Mental Health Quotes to Make You Feel Seen, Heard and Empowered Read More »
Simple ways to Destress and Recharge Your Mind In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to relax and recharge can be like searching for Wi-Fi in the middle of a desert. But hey, even a cactus sometimes needs a little TLC. Taking mindful escapes is crucial for maintaining mental well-being, Think of it as giving your
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Playing the Victim Card: Self-Imposed Victims Here is where I really struggle. While I fully acknowledge that there are genuine victims out there, I want to be clear: I am not talking about those individuals, nor am I downplaying their experiences. I am referring to a different category of victims—those who are victims of their
The Art of Blame: Living with Self-Imposed Victims Read More »
In the bustling world of today, where stress and environmental hazards are as common as coffee shops, a growing number of people are turning to holistic methods to keep both their spirits and their skin from going dull. Holistic skin care goes beyond the surface, considering the entire person, including their lifestyle, diet, and the
Holistic Skin Care Routines: A Path to Happiness and Well-Being Read More »
In the intricate tapestry of mental health and addiction recovery, few threads are as twisted and potent as shame. Like a shadow cast by the harsh glare of the societal side-eye, shame silently weaves its way through the lives of individuals grappling with conditions such as depression, anxiety, addiction, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In
Shame: It Really is a Laughing Matter Read More »
