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In today’s world, mental health struggles are often quickly labeled as psychological issues—like anxiety, depression, or ADHD—without digging deeper into what might be causing them. While psychology focuses on thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, physiology deals with the body’s physical systems, such as hormones, nutrition, and sleep. The two are deeply connected, yet modern approaches often […]

Psychology vs. Physiology: Are We Misdiagnosing Mental Health?

Jan 27

Integrative Psychotherapy

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Your mindset—the way you perceive and interpret the world around you—holds incredible power over your mental and emotional well-being. Often, our automatic thinking patterns shape our mindset and the lens through which we see the world without us even realizing it. With awareness and practice, you can identify unhelpful thoughts, interrupt them, and intentionally shift […]

The Power of Mindset: Renew Your Thoughts and Restore Your Mind

Jan 15

Integrative Psychotherapy

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In the pursuit of vibrant health, the mind body connection has long been recognized as fundamental. Mitochondria are dynamic organelles responsible for generating adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the primary source of energy for cellular processes. Beyond energy production, mitochondria are involved in a myriad of essential functions, including calcium homeostasis, reactive oxygen species (ROS) regulation, and […]

Mind and Body: Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Mental Health

May 12

Integrative Psychotherapy