How To Embrace Being Single

Is it possible that you are single during a time that you did not think you would be? Being in this stage can feel challenging; thinking that you would be somewhere on your journey but are finding that is not the case. Being single is not only important for self-growth and self-discovery, but it can also be a fulfilling and enlightening phase of life.

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Tips for Making Friends as an Adult

Many people find that making friends as an adult can be very challenging. Whether you moved to a new city, have shifted your values, or are seeking to broaden your friendships, the idea of making new friends can feel scary, awkward, and overwhelming. If you are someone that relates to this feeling, or have struggled with this situation, you are not alone.

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Navigating The Birthday Blues

Are you someone that dreads their birthday because it causes anxiety? Do you often find yourself feeling sad around your birthday? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you are definitely not alone! Experiencing the birthday blues is very real and totally valid. Birthdays can bring up a lot of complicated emotions for people, no matter what your age may be.

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The Importance of Independence in a Relationship

Being in a relationship can feel good and exciting when both you and your partner enjoy a lot of the same activities and love to spend time doing the things you each love, together. While it is important to spend quality time together, it’s equally as important to find separate time for yourself. Prioritizing doing the things that bring you joy, rather than having to compromise for your partner, will allow you be the best version of yourself and show up for your partner and your relationship in the most effective way.

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Making Healthy Changes When You Are Not Happy

Do you feel generally unhappy and want to feel a sense of happiness? Do you know what it is that is causing you to feel this way? It can be helpful to ask yourself a chain of challenging questions such as “Am I happy at work?”, “Are my relationships causing me to feel unhappy?” and “Am I taking enough time to reflect on what is going on in my life?”

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How to Enjoy Valentine's Day Solo

As Miley Cyrus says in her latest song, “I can buy myself flowers”. Let me start by saying, if you are single on Valentine’s day, you are certainly not alone. Whether you are single by choice (yes, that is absolutely OKAY), just got out of a relationship, are in the dating game, or are in a complicated “situationship” you can absolutely still enjoy Valentine’s Day. 

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A Letter To Yourself: Setting Goals

As soon as January 1st arrives, I always find myself feeling motivated, excited, and optimistic to set my goals for the new year. Every year, I find myself experiencing this same burst of motivation just before the start of the new year. This optimistic mindset of mine comes along with similar thoughts, “Okay Lexi, you’ve got this, this is going to be the year you actually conquer your goals”.

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Tangible Tips to Build Self-Esteem

Many people often struggle with low self-esteem. Self-esteem is the feeling of confidence in your skills and abilities. Having healthy self-esteem is about learning to view yourself as worthy, valuing your opinions and decisions, believing in yourself, and accepting who you are. Building positive and healthy self-esteem allows you to not only focus on positive qualities and strengths, but also allows you to acknowledge and accept your imperfections.

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Lexi Nass, LCSW
The Art of Saying No

I am sure we can all relate to this story: A friend reaches out to you for plans and all you want to do is say no but somehow you find yourself saying yes. After saying yes, you immediately regret your decision and are ultimately dreading the plans. Oftentimes, we have an inherent tendency to please others and because of that, it may feel easier to just say yes instead of saying no when asked to do something.

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How To Feel Successful In Your Fall Routine

Fall has finally arrived, which can feel exciting but also overwhelming. For those that spend their summer months at the beach or pool, traveling, relaxing, enjoying time off work or school, it may now feel difficult to establish and maintain a healthy routine. Because many may have not had a routine over the last few months, it may now feel overwhelming and difficult to create structure.

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Structure In The Summer

As the school year ends, it’s typical to feel a mix of emotions about the summer break ahead. Whether you are graduating, searching for a job, or looking for ways to manage your time before returning to school in the fall, the transition out of a busy academic year can be a big adjustment! While the freedom of summer break may sound liberating, unstructured time without a plan can also feel overwhelming.

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Mia Rosenberg
Navigating Transitions

As the school year comes to an end, those who have graduated have now entered a new chapter of their life. After years of being surrounded by the same people, in the same environment, and having somewhat of the same routine, the comfort you worked so hard to create is now changing as you begin to enter a new phase. This new chapter may be filled with uncertainty and navigating this transition may feel scary and intimidating.

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