by Joree Rose | Nov 29, 2017 | Couples & Relationships, Mindfulness & Meditation, Women's Mental Health
The Benefits of Giving — and Why It Might Be the Most Underrated Wellbeing Practice By Joree Rose, LMFT We talk a lot about self-care. About filling your own cup. About protecting your energy and learning to receive. All of that matters, and I mean it when I say it....
by Joree Rose | Nov 16, 2017 | Couples & Relationships, Mindfulness & Meditation, Parenting & Motherhood, Women's Mental Health
Gratitude is More Than Just a Feel-Good Sort of Thing By Joree Rose, LMFT Gratitude has gotten a bit of a reputation as soft self-help advice — the kind of thing well-meaning people suggest when they don’t know what else to say. Count your blessings. Look on the...
by Joree Rose | Nov 6, 2017 | Anxiety & Stress, Couples & Relationships, Mindfulness & Meditation, Women's Mental Health
Be Your Own Best Friend: The Practice of Self-Compassion By Joree Rose, LMFT Think about how you talk to your best friend when she’s struggling. When she makes a mistake, falls short of a goal, or is going through something hard — what do you say to her? How do...
by Joree Rose | Oct 30, 2017 | Anxiety & Stress, Couples & Relationships, Mindfulness & Meditation, Parenting & Motherhood, Women's Mental Health
You Need an Attitude of Gratitude — Here’s How to Actually Build One By Joree Rose, LMFT Gratitude gets a lot of airtime. Gratitude journals, gratitude lists, gratitude apps — it’s everywhere. And yet for something so widely recommended, it’s...
by Joree Rose | Oct 23, 2017 | Anxiety & Stress, Couples & Relationships, Mindfulness & Meditation, Women's Mental Health
How to Build a Meditation Practice That Actually Sticks By Joree Rose, LMFT I’ve been teaching mindfulness and meditation for years, and the question I hear most often isn’t about technique. It’s some version of: I know I should meditate, but I can...
by Joree Rose | Oct 16, 2017 | Couples & Relationships, Parenting & Motherhood, Women's Mental Health
The Light in the Dark: Finding Your Way Through Difficult Seasons By Joree Rose, LMFT There are seasons in life that are simply dark. Not metaphorically dark — genuinely, persistently, disorienting dark. Seasons where the familiar markers of how you usually navigate...
