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Whether you’ve just been diagnosed as a young child OR an adult, facing the challenges autism presents can be very overwhelming. Maybe you went into a mode of ‘masking’ to present yourself as neurotypical, or maybe that wasn’t an option for you. Either way, it's likely your mental health has been damaged along the way. Hiding your true self will take a burden on you in numerous ways, but it no longer has to be like that.

Childhood wounds create low self-esteem, unhealthy relationships, and fear of vulnerability. Your inner child yearns for love and authentic life. This guide offers practical solutions that have helped thousands.

Unfortunately, we often take our partner for granted, and don’t give our relationship the attention it needs to grow. And, if we aren’t careful it can be easy to slip into people pleasing & forgetting our own needs in a relationship, and of course the needs of our partner. Which is why setting boundaries, respecting each other as individuals firstly and understanding what makes the other click is essential to long term growth together.

Did you know that in 2020 there were 53 million caregivers in the United States? By 2025, this number is expected to significantly expand to 62.5 million. 73% of these individuals have to juggle the responsibilities of working a job while being a caregiver. They are called “working caregivers” and are often referred to as “invisible” because they typically remain silent about their caregiving challenges. Nor do they seek help from their colleagues at work or their managers, choosing to face alone the negative financial, physical, mental and emotional impacts that being a working ...

Matt and Ed talk all things mental health

This short and to-the-point audiobook has been written from the battlefield of management, from my own personal reflections of being there. I could have titled this book 7 Big Leadership Revelations. I have read a lot of books on leadership and studied the subject. With my experience, I've boiled down what really matters into this book.

Starting the conversation around Mental Health and removing the stigma with inspiring guests. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is not self-help! Andrew Archer, LICSW is a psychotherapist and father of three young children. The Subversive Therapist disrupts the Western notion of self within the cultural myth of hyper-individualism, while exploring personality development, Zen Buddhism, Transactional Analysis, and our relationship to the virtual world. Each episode contains psychological constructs to comprehend who we are and more importantly, who we are becoming in an impotent age of automation, hyper-stimulation, and precariousness.