Before the holiday chaos sweeps you into the new year, give yourself permission to slow down and reflect. Here’s how to let go of what’s draining you, stop comparing yourself to everyone’s highlight reel, and walk into 2026 grounded, lighter and ready to shine.

Tired of giving until you’re running on fumes? This holiday survival guide shows you how to protect your peace, set boundaries that stick, and still show up with heart without the guilt, burnout, or drama.

Pumpkin spice season is here, which means the holidays are coming along with your annual case of “I said yes to too many things.” Learn how to stop people-pleasing, set better boundaries, and show up as your rested, confident, and unfiltered self just in time for the holiday chaos.

As the flowers bloom and the days grow longer, spring offers a natural opportunity for renewal and fresh beginnings. Just as we clean out our homes, getting rid of clutter and dust, we can also take this time to cleanse our minds, letting go of mental stress and anxiety. By decluttering our thoughts and habits, we create space for positivity, clarity, and emotional well-being.

The holidays are a time of joy, connection, and sometimes, a whole lot of mistletoe pressure. For those who are single, this season can feel bittersweet. Here’s how to not just survive the holidays as a single person but thrive, with tips, advice, and a bit of humor to keep things merry and bright.

Love is an emotion. Much like sadness, joy, anger, excitement, fear, shame and happiness. The more clients I meet in my practice, the clearer it is that the reason we cannot fully experience our feelings or share them is because we cannot name them. It is no wonder that we have difficulty expressing ourselves or getting what we want!

All of us feel sensitive about something. Learning to “toughen up” by taking things less personally can benefit both ourselves and others. We can protect ourselves from pain, feel less self-doubt and we can stop reacting to hurtful comments with defensiveness and anger, which often leads to relationship conflict making it harder to work or live together. So how can we toughen up without becoming hard-hearted?