Real talk about mental health, relationships, and growth - written by therapists in San Antonio.
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Halloween isn’t the only time our brains love treats. In fact, your brain has its own version of a candy craving—dopamine. Dopamine is the neurotransmitter that gives you that little burst of satisfaction, the “yay, I did a thing!” feeling, whenever you accomplish something and get rewarded for it. That’s why kids get stickers on their homework, employees look forward to bonuses, and why you feel justified sneaking a Reese’s Cup after finally folding the laundry. It’s not jus
Ever find yourself replaying a conversation from three days ago like it’s the season finale of a drama series? Or spiraling into a full-blown mental strategy session about… where to order lunch? Congratulations — you might be an Overthinker. But don’t worry, we’re here to help you kick the mental merry-go-round to the curb with five gloriously fun ways to stop overthinking everything. 1. The “Worst-Case Scenario Comedy Hour” Your brain loves to scare you with “what ifs,” so w
