Tag: Coronavirus (page 2 of 2)

You Don’t Have To Do This Alone!!

Once again, about 1.5 months into this social distance lock-down, there is a ton going on in the world right now. Schools are closed, jobs are being cut, businesses are being lost, the future is uncertain. All of these things are enough to create anxiety, then add the everyday worries. Here’s your gentle reminder that…

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Not Giving Up!!

I know we are in some trying times and many are hurting financially, and otherwise, including myself. Here is a short story of not giving and giving up from a friend of mine Max Bollkman Zuleta of Art Below Zero Ice Sculptures. I hope it inspires you to keep moving forward, I know his words move me forward…..

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Covid-19 Fear Bringing Back Past Trauma.

The fear of the unknown. Being confined to little movement, brought upon by the Covid-19 is a recipe for heightened worry and possibly the re-opening of past traumas. If this is you or anyone you know, please reach out. (414) 881-7401 https://blogs.webmd.com/mental-health/20200407/the-covid19-crisis-may-trigger-emotions-from-past-trauma?fbclid=IwAR2IyZMy8mHiXrqgji0KY-WoqRuWk06aj0iStPliVDwh9f1VM63ZDqYAkDg

What The New Normal May Mean To You?

We are about a month in to the Covid-19 Stay at Home Order here in Wisconsin and pretty much through out the country. They say that being aware and careful about this virus until there is some type of treatment, some aspect of what we are going through, may be our “new normal.” Here’s a…

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Control What You Can Control.

Although most of us heard about the Coronavirus before it hit the United States and put a stop to what was our normal routine, none of us were prepared of how it would impact us. So today’s question is: what are you doing everyday to keep yourself sane? I’m not talking about hard things, I’m…

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Being Grateful

No matter what life throws at you, you can always find something to be thankful for. I am thankful for the privilege of meeting clients where they are, helping them heal, and walking alongside them as they continue on their journey to a more fulfilling life. What are you grateful for today?

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