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Effective Self-Care Strategies to Empower Female Survivors of Trauma and Abuse to Reduce Anxiety and Move Forward with Confidence

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If you are a survivor of trauma or abuse, you may feel overwhelmed by your experiences. You may also be unsure of how to effectively cope with the intense anxiety, depression, or anger that intrudes into your heart and mind. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can learn to manage your emotions and develop healthy coping skills. These self-care strategies can help you feel more in control of your life. As you learn to process some of your intense emotions, you can begin to build your self-confidence and move beyond the trauma.

How to Stop Sugar Cravings Naturally: A practical, step-by-step approach to breaking the sugar cycle

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If sugar cravings keep pulling you back in—even after you’ve sworn them off—you’re not alone.
Many women try to quit sugar with good intentions, firm resolve, and a genuine desire for better
health. They clean out the pantry, follow a low-sugar or low-carb diet, and feel hopeful… until
the cravings return. Energy dips. Old habits resurface. And frustration sets in.
The assumption is often the same: If I were stronger, this wouldn’t keep happening.
But sugar cravings are not a character flaw. And they’re not a willpower problem. They’re a
signal—one that points to a deeper physiological and habitual pattern that keeps many women
stuck.

Hydration: 5 Benefits That Keep You Healthy

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Staying hydrated by drinking water improves mood, energy levels, and much more. In our society, water is readily available and often free at many establishments. Staying hydrated is for our survival and yet many live without the proper amount of water every day, even with it at our fingertips!

5 Steps to Manage a Mood Disorder

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If you are anything like me or know someone like me, you didn’t know what a mood disorder was until you were diagnosis. This diagnosis can be scary, but it doesn’t have to be. A quick Google search will tell you that 1 in 5 people struggle with their mental health. However, people who don’t struggle with these issues may not notice anything is wrong with someone else, as a mood disorder doesn’t always display physical symptoms.