Managing Life While Navigating a High-Stress Career, With the Support You Need
therapy, anxiety, overfunctioning Kory Ann Rogers, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor therapy, anxiety, overfunctioning Kory Ann Rogers, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

Managing Life While Navigating a High-Stress Career, With the Support You Need

High-achieving professionals thrive on challenges, ambition, and excellence. Yet, beneath the success and drive, many, like executives, entrepreneurs, doctors, lawyers, and leaders quietly battle chronic stress and even unresolved trauma. The relentless pressure to perform, the expectation to always be "on," and the demand to maintain a composed exterior can make acknowledging and managing stress particularly difficult.

If you find yourself experiencing emotional exhaustion, persistent anxiety, or difficulty maintaining relationships, you’re not alone. High-stress careers often magnify past traumas and introduce new emotional burdens. Understanding how this manifests and seeking the right support can help you maintain both your professional success and personal well-being.

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Are You Investing in Your Business Partnership Like You Would in a Romantic Relationship?
therapy, partners, business, leadership Rachael Dunkel therapy, partners, business, leadership Rachael Dunkel

Are You Investing in Your Business Partnership Like You Would in a Romantic Relationship?

Why It’s Important to Invest in Your Business Relationship

In a romantic relationship, we put time and effort into understanding one another’s needs, desires, and triggers. We work through conflicts, communicate openly, and put in the emotional work to maintain a healthy connection. Shouldn’t the same approach be applied to business partnerships?

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Are Politics Impacting Our Mental Health?
depression, anxiety, therapy Rachael Dunkel depression, anxiety, therapy Rachael Dunkel

Are Politics Impacting Our Mental Health?

Are politics affecting your mental health?

In today’s polarized climate, many experience anxiety, depression, and isolation due to political stress. Constant news exposure and heated debates can trigger the body’s fight, flight, freeze, or fawn responses, especially for those with trauma histories. This article explores the science behind the nervous system, how politics activate survival responses, and practical tips to manage stress and protect your mental well-being. Learn how to set boundaries, soothe anxiety, and foster meaningful connections beyond political divides. Prioritize your mental health in uncertain times—read on for actionable strategies to stay grounded and resilient.

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