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If you’re exhausted, overstimulated, and counting down the days until school starts again, you’re not alone. You’re just parenting in summer. Summer may be a break for kids, but for parents? It’s a full-time emotional workout. Let’s talk about why it feels so overwhelming—and what to do about it.

If you find yourself feeling off when everyone else seems to be thriving, you're not alone—and you're not broken. Summer SAD is real, and help is available. Understanding your triggers and seeking support can be the first steps toward reclaiming joy in a season that doesn't always feel warm inside.

Sometimes the best way to calm your mind isn’t a meditation app — it’s dancing with a mop or yelling into a pillow like a dramatic movie villain. In this post, we’re sharing weirdly effective ways to manage stress that are fun, playful, and actually work. Because mental health doesn’t have to be boring.

Blending creativity with mindfulness and meditation can be a powerful way to soothe stress and reconnect with yourself. In this post, explore calming activities that combine artful expression with present-moment awareness to support your mental well-being.

Self-discovery doesn’t have to be heavy or complicated. By exploring creative, enjoyable mental health activities, you can connect with your inner world in surprising ways. Whether through playful prompts or mindful check-ins, these tools make growth feel personal, approachable, and even fun.

Your mind is unique—your healing should be too. Personalizing your mental health strategies is an act of self-respect. It’s about giving yourself permission to grow in the ways that feel right for you.