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Rejection Sensitivity
Rejection Sensitivity: How It Affects Relationships & Work—And What You Can Do About It What Is Rejection Sensitivity? Rejection Sensitivity (RS) is an intense emotional response to perceived or actual rejection. It often leads to overanalyzing interactions, emotional overwhelm, and difficulty managing feedback. While everyone experiences rejection at times, those with heightened RS—especially neurodivergent individuals—may…
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Meet Jacqueline Lounsbury, MFTC
From Conflict to Connection: Strengthening Your Relationship You love each other, but lately, it feels like you’re speaking different languages. Conversations turn into arguments, or worse—silence. You try to express your feelings, but instead of feeling heard, you both end up frustrated, hurt, or withdrawn. Maybe trust has been shaken, or you’re struggling to navigate…
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Quick Guide to Increase Dopamine
Boosting dopamine naturally is key for focus, motivation, and overall mental well-being—especially for people with ADHD. Here are some of the best ways to increase dopamine effectively: 1. Nutrition & Supplements • Protein-Rich Foods: Lean meats, eggs, fish, dairy, nuts, and legumes provide tyrosine, a dopamine precursor. • Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Found in salmon, flaxseeds,…
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Erika Sipe, MFTC
Helping Couples and Individuals Communicate, Connect, and ThriveDo you feel like you’re having the same argument over and over with your partner, but nothing ever changes? Do conversations quickly turn into conflicts, or do you struggle to express what you really need? Whether you’re navigating the challenges of a long-term relationship, preparing for marriage, or…
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Meet Marie Gonzer
Bridging the Gap Between You and Your Partner Communication is the foundation of every strong relationship, yet it’s often where couples struggle the most. You may feel unheard, misunderstood, or stuck in the same painful patterns—turning simple conversations into conflicts or leaving important things unsaid. I’m here to help you and your partner break that…