by Janis Gaudelli | May 29, 2019
They say when a volcano is about to erupt, there are specific warning signs. The ground around it steams and swells, and there are small tremble-like earthquakes that happen within the area. I feel the same happens to humans when we too, near our breaking...
by Guest Blogger | May 28, 2019
Every day when someone asks what I am taking my medication for, and I explain I have anxiety & depression; I always get asked “What does that feel like?” or “Are you ok?”. I’m never really sure how to explain that, and as I take you through my little journey,...
by Michael Strange | May 23, 2019
After 47 years on this earth, I finally figured out what this world really needs… a four day work week so that every weekend is a three day weekend. It’s not that I don’t want to go to work for an extra day (I don’t), but where do we find the time to do...
by JB McCann | May 22, 2019
So, it’s the last week of school for my kids. This time last year, I was in an “old yang” state of life. For those that know the Yin Yang meaning, you get me. Things were toxic. Relationships were on the rocks everywhere in my life. My son was being bullied. I...
by Tiffany Reneé | May 21, 2019
The other morning after dropping my daughter off at school, I had a sweet walk back home. I took my time. The air was dewy and cool but refreshing. I noticed the sidewalks covered in damp petals. I looked up and delighted in the blooms of Spring. I paused and...
by Guest Blogger | May 17, 2019
We’re doing our part to honor Mental Health Awareness Month here at the Daily Feels. Many of our bloggers have shared their mental health journey and today, we turn our platform over to an expert. Tristan Coopersmith is a psychotherapist in Los Angeles and...
by Julie Slater | May 16, 2019
There are things we worry about in life. Money. Love. Health. Getting old. Regrets. Terrorism. And last but not least: an empty wine fridge. BUT, when you really think about it – no matter how tough things get in life, no matter how bleak the world may seem in this...
by Anastasia Meininger | May 15, 2019
In honor of mental health awareness month, I was going to just write about CODA, or Co-occurring Disorder Awareness, and the work I have done with the organization recently. A co-occurring disorder is when someone suffers from a mental illness and then uses drugs or...
by Jessica Reed | May 14, 2019
I’ve started this narrative at least 1,000 times. Ok, 100. Ok, 5. But you get the gist. Mother’s Day is a hard one for me. It is, as a friend put it in a wonderful text on Sunday, “not [my] most favorite.” It is fraught, which, to quote Merriam-Webster, means, “full...
by Debbie Arace | May 13, 2019
Psst, come close. No closer. I want to whisper in your ear the secret to marital bliss. Are you listening? Good. The secret is: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS MARITAL BLISS! There is however success in marriage. How do you achieve a successful marriage? You do it...
