Intentional Spaces Blog

At Intentional Spaces, we believe that mental health care goes beyond the walls of the therapy room—it involves advocating for a world that respects and upholds the dignity, rights, and well-being of every person. Here on our blog, we will share insights, resources, and our stance on pressing issues like LGBTQ+ rights, women’s healthcare, and transgender healthcare.

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How to Build Confidence as an Athlete Without Pressure or Perfectionism

Confidence is one of the most talked-about qualities in sports, and also one of the most misunderstood. Athletes are frequently encouraged to “be confident,” “believe in yourself,” or “shake it...

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When Self-Esteem Affects Your Mental Health (Even If You Don’t Realize It)

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   Self-esteem is often spoken about in terms of confidence, positivity, or self-love, but in lived experience, it is far more subtle. It reflects the ongoing...

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Intrusive Thoughts: Why They Happen and What They’re Trying to Tell You

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   Most people experience intrusive thoughts at some point, stray ideas, images, or impulses that appear suddenly and feel out of place. But for those living...

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Parent Burnout and Learning Disabilities: When Supporting Your Child Feels Like a Full-Time Job

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   Parenting a child with learning differences often requires more energy, emotional presence, and advocacy than many people realize. While all parents want to support their...

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The Pressure to Be Everything: How Modern Men Cope With Stress and Burnout

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   Many men walk through life carrying more than anyone around them realizes. They often appear capable, composed, focused, and able to hold steady regardless of...

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How to Manage Anxiety During Pregnancy: Calming Strategies for Moms-to-Be

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   Pregnancy is often portrayed as a magical and joyous experience, filled with glowing skin, baby kicks, and excitement about the future. But the reality is...

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How Your Emotions Impact Weight Loss: Understanding the Mind–Body Connection

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   When most people begin a weight-loss journey, they search for the perfect diet, a new fitness plan, or the latest nutrition advice. But the truth...

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Spiritual Boundaries: Protecting Your Energy in a Busy, Overwhelming World

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   In today’s world, it can feel as though everything and everyone demands a piece of your attention. From work pressures to social expectations, family duties,...

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Healing After a Breakup: Mental Health Tips for Women Rebuilding Confidence

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   It’s hard to overstate how disorienting, even painful a breakup can be. The person you shared laughter and plans with is no longer part of...

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Parenting and Anger: How To Stay Calm When You’re Triggered

Parenting has a way of illuminating every corner of our emotional world, the tender parts, the scared parts, and yes, the angry parts too. Even if you consider yourself patient,...

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Why Eating Disorders Are Not About Food: What’s Really Going On Internally

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   When most people hear the phrase “eating disorder,” they immediately think of food, the visible behaviors that outsiders can observe: restricting, binging, avoiding, counting, or...

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Depression and Anxiety in the Age of Overload: How External Stressors Fuel Internal Struggles

By Intentional Spaces Psychotherapy   Many people who struggle with anxiety or depression assume it’s a personal failing, something about them is too sensitive, too overwhelmed, or too “not enough.”...

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Laurel Lemohn

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Kellie Mann

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Lujane Helwani

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Tianna Vanderwey

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Van Phan

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Andrielle Vialpando Kristinat

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Caroline Colombo

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