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Joan Herrmann
10 Things to Consider When Planning for the New ...

It seems like only yesterday we were saying hello to 2024 and making resolutions about all of the wonderful things we wanted to experience in the new year. And now, here we are reflecting back on how that year was lived.

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Joan Herrmann
Why You Should Make Time for Self-Reflection

This time of year is a season that provides for us the opportunity to stop our busy lives for a moment and give thanks for our many gifts and blessings.

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Joan Herrmann
Navigating Loss During the Holidays

The holiday season is upon us. For many it can be the most wonderful time of the year, but for others, it can be the loneliest. If you have lost a loved one or suffered a breakup with a spouse/significant other or friend, the holiday season is a constant reminder of the loss. Grief at any time of the year is painful, but it feels especially traumatic during the holidays.

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Joan Herrmann
When Anxious Meets Avoidant: Five Strategies to ...

The anxious/avoidant struggle is surprisingly common. Research suggests that a significant number of couples experience this push-and-pull dynamic where repeated cycles of closeness and withdrawal can create confusion emotional exhaustion, and self-doubt, making it feel far more challenging than it needs to be.

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Joan Herrmann
Disconnected: How Social Media Steals Time ...

In today’s hyper-connected world, it’s becoming increasingly common for people to spend more time on social media than engaging with their significant other. While this behavior may seem harmless at first glance — just a few minutes scrolling through updates or watching short videos — it can slowly erode the quality of connection in a relationship. The dynamics behind this shift are complex. Social media offers instant gratification, distraction from stress, and the illusion of social interaction. Unlike real-life relationships, which require emotional effort, patience, and vulnerability, social media provides a curated escape where a person can control what they see and how they are seen. This allure can be especially tempting when real-life relationships feel difficult, unfulfilling, or mundane.

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Achieving Optimal Health: Connecting the Dots Between Mind, Body and Spirit

While many focus solely on the physical aspects to wellness, it is equally important to pay attention to our emotional and spiritual health. Our body is a beautifully intricate machine in which the physical, emotional and spiritual work together to keep us strong. Each element depends on the other for our well-being. Treating one aspect, while ignoring another, is a recipe for dis-ease.

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