by Jen Miller | Nov 15, 2024 | Anxiety, Being A Mom With Anxiety And Depression, Depression, Motherhood
Some days, joy feels distant… like it’s hiding in a place you just can’t reach. And when you’re not in the mood to smile, the idea of “choosing joy” can feel like another impossible task. But here’s the truth… joy doesn’t have to come in big, overwhelming bursts. It can sneak in quietly, through small, simple moments, even when happiness feels out of reach.
by Jen Miller | Nov 14, 2024 | Anxiety, Being A Mom With Anxiety And Depression, Depression, Motherhood
There are days when even the smallest tasks feel impossible, when your energy feels drained before the day even begins. On those days, taking the first step forward can feel like climbing a mountain. But here’s the thing… you don’t have to tackle the whole mountain at once.
by Jen Miller | Nov 13, 2024 | Anxiety, Being A Mom With Anxiety And Depression, Depression, Motherhood, My 70 Pound Weight Loss Journey
We all have those days… the ones where the reflection staring back at us feels more like a critic than a friend. On those days, it’s easy to fall into a spiral of self-doubt and harsh words. But here’s the thing… how you speak to yourself matters, especially on the days when self-doubt feels loudest.
by Jen Miller | Nov 12, 2024 | Anxiety, Being A Mom With Anxiety And Depression, Depression, Motherhood
Taking time for yourself can feel impossible when guilt and self-doubt sneak in. The voice in your head might whisper, “You should be doing more.” Or worse, “You don’t deserve a break.” But here’s the truth… you absolutely do. In fact, the more you feel like you don’t deserve time for yourself, the more you probably need it.
by Jen Miller | Nov 11, 2024 | Anxiety, Being A Mom With Anxiety And Depression, Depression, Motherhood
We’ve all had those mornings… the ones where the weight of everything makes pulling the covers over your head seem like the best option. Facing the world can feel like too much, too soon, too heavy… On those days, finding calm might seem out of reach, but it doesn’t have to be.