If you wanted to learn anything wouldn’t you seek out someone with experience? When I was a competitive swimmer – a long time ago, I might add! – our team would watch videos of the greats like Mark Spitz. When I started my healing from lyme symptoms I sought out someone who had recovered. When […]
Tag: healing
How to Make it Through a Rough Patch
Hey, I just went through a month long trauma capsule. Fun times. And, I’m out of it now and really proud of myself! Let me share with you how I saw my way through. First, I practice daily the skills I share on this blog. That builds resilience and makes it much easier to shift […]
The Stories We Tell Ourselves
“What the heck is going on?!?”I said to myself this morning as within minutes of waking up I was already feeling angst, depression, and anger. It began when I was doing a process of my morning routine, which includes immersing myself in a positive memory and elevating my emotional state. What has been happening lately […]
Engulfing Parents: Learn to trust yourself
Obviously, our parents play a crucial role in shaping our lives. However, there are instances when parents become overprotective, controlling, and emotionally smothering, leading to a phenomenon known as engulfing parents. Being raised by engulfing parents can stifle individuality, hinder personal growth, and create emotional dependencies. But take heart, healing from this experience is possible, […]
Navigating the Depths of Grief
Grief, a powerful force that can consume even the most resilient of souls, has a way of reshaping our lives in the most unexpected ways. I know this all too well, as I found myself plummeting into the depths of despair when I lost three people close to me in a short period of time. […]
The Healing Power of Forgiveness
As I sit down to share my thoughts on forgiveness, the first thing that comes to mind is that nobody is perfect. I would venture to guess that in some way we have all transgressed and hurt someone. I think that gives space for compassion for oneself and for others. Sometimes words or actions are […]
Hope Awakened: the workbook authored by Trillium staff
We have had such inspiring feedback about our book! We have heard first and second hand that progressively working through and implementing the practices, trackers, and worksheets in Hope Awakened has brought several people through some very challenging, even dark times. Our staff got together often specifically to collaborate on this mission of love to […]
Navigating Through Mental Health Symptoms
Dealing with mental health challenges can be overwhelming and isolating. It’s important to remember that you are not alone, and there is support available. Here are some tips to help you navigate through the symptoms of mental health and take steps towards better well-being. Recognize and Validate Your Symptoms: Mental health symptoms can manifest in […]
Do You Compare Yourself with Others?
Ever felt like you’re constantly comparing yourself to others who seem to have it all together? Yeah, me too. It’s tough when you’re grappling with mental health challenges, and it feels like everyone else is sailing through life effortlessly. But here’s the truth: you’re not alone, and you’re not any less valuable or worthy because […]
The Power of Imagination
Through my adult life I had never been one to engage in intentional imagination. But a few months ago I learned just how transforming imagination can be. I don’t mean this in regard to creative things like art or music, although obviously imagination is important as an artist. I’m focusing more on imagination and it’s […]