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How to Break Unhealthy Coping Habits and Start Healing for Real
Unhealthy coping habits don’t begin as failures; they begin as survival. Over time, the late-night scrolling, overworking, or numbing that once helped you get through the day can leave you feeling stuck and disconnected. In this article, a therapist walks you through why these patterns cling so tightly—and how to start breaking the cycle with small, realistic changes.

New Way Thinker
Dec 36 min read


The Missing Skill in Mental Health
Therapists are trained to track burnout in their clients, but not always in themselves. This piece reframes self-care as a core clinical skill, not an afterthought—exploring burnout, compassion fatigue, macro habits, micro moments, and boundaries that keep your empathy clear and your work sustainable over the long term.

New Way Thinker
Nov 197 min read


How to Stay Committed When Growth Feels Slow as a Therapist
When your practice grows slowly, it can feel like a verdict on your talent, your calling, or your future as a therapist. This piece reframes slow growth as feedback, not failure, and walks you through practical ways to train patience, protect your energy, and stay committed to the work you believe in.

New Way Thinker
Nov 54 min read


Focus Is a Weapon—And You’ve Been Pointing It at the Wrong Things
Discover how focus is a weapon and why you've been pointing it at the wrong things. Learn to redirect focus for personal growth today!

Dr. Cashuna Huddleston
Oct 83 min read


Fake Friends Are Everywhere
Tired of one-sided friendships? Learn how to recognize fake friends, repair or release with compassion, and choose a healthier circle—without guilt or drama.

Dr. Cashuna Huddleston
Sep 23 min read
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