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Being in the Present: Understanding and Accepting Yourself to Overcome Anxiety – Nida Jawed
Nida Jawed is an ICF-certified Life Coach who believes in her client’s full potential and is ready to help him/her write the best story of his/her life. A speaker at the Embracing HER Journey event organized by Ally Bank and Her Nexx Chapter on March 18, Nida spoke about Navigating Anxiety for women employees of the bank. In our conversation, I learned about her commitment and compassion toward helping people discover themselves and live a fulfilling life. Our conversatio

Lakshmi Iyer
Mar 24, 2025


Navigating Anxiety with Compassion and Gentleness – Meet Health and Wellness Coach Amber Metz
Amber Metz hopes to empower others to find courage to seek the help they deserve. The act of self-care and self-love involved in acquiring the right support for you will create a ripple effect.

Lakshmi Iyer
Mar 10, 2025


5 Things to Stop Wasting Your Money On This World Savings Day
World Savings Day is a good reminder to think about how we can save by curbing our spending on products we don’t need. Here are five unnecessary things you should stop wasting your money on.

Amy Cai
Oct 30, 2024


Love Island: Where Surveillance, Drama and Intrigue Captivate Audiences Worldwide
From documenting your daily cup of coffee to showcasing your relationship or night out with friends, the age of oversharing on Love Island creates an environment for welcomed surveillance.

Olivia Marbury
Aug 21, 2024


BIPOC Representation in Media and its Critical Impact on Mental Health
BIPOC-positive media representation can also create environments of solidarity where ideas are diverse, perspectives are varied, and everyone feels valued and recognized.

Mirela Niculae
Jul 30, 2024


Social Media Usage and its Impact on Youth Mental Health
We should focus on directing teens toward avenues that allow them to develop a sense of self outside of social media influence, thereby lowering their rates of anxiety and depression.

Grace Smith
Mar 11, 2024
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