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Originally published by Mind Meld Psychotherapy (MMP), this message continues to reflect the heart of our work today at OSO Wellness....

Originally published by Mind Meld Psychotherapy, this post reaffirms OSO Wellness’s commitment to culturally informed mental health care for Indigenous communities. On Indigenous Peoples Day, we honor resilience, promote healing, and advocate for accessible, stigma-free support.

Sleep affects everything—from mood to focus to emotional resilience. Revisit this helpful guide from our wellness archive, with 3 practical tips to reset your sleep schedule and feel more rested, inside and out.

Communication can make or break our relationships—but it often breaks down without us realizing why. This post explores four simple ways to make everyday conversations clearer, stronger, and more intentional.

Pride Month is more than a celebration—it's a call to action. Learn about the origins of Pride, how to be an ally, and why OSO Wellness continues to stand with LGBTQIA2S+ communities every day of the year.

Anxiety and panic attacks can feel overwhelming, but they’re manageable with the right tools. Learn how to support yourself—or someone else—with simple, grounding techniques and compassionate care.

Feeling overwhelmed or anxious? Grounding techniques like mindful breathing, journaling, and sensory awareness can help you regain control and return to the present moment.

The stories we tell ourselves shape how we see the world—and ourselves. Narrative therapy helps us rethink those stories and reclaim the meaning behind life’s challenges.

Self-esteem is more than just a catchphrase—it’s your internal sense of worth. This blog explores how to reflect, challenge negative thoughts, and take steps toward building real confidence.

Originally published by MMP, this updated post explains how STOP—a simple mindfulness technique from DBT and MBCT—can help reduce stress and improve emotional awareness in under a minute.

Burnout is more than just workplace stress—it’s a signal that something needs to change. In this blog, we explore how to recognize burnout, take practical steps toward balance, and prioritize your well-being both at work and beyond. Whether you're a professional, a manager, or someone simply feeling overwhelmed, this post offers tools and insights to help you recharge and thrive.

Originally published on Mind Meld Psychotherapy (MMP) What’s in a list? If you’ve ever read a self-help book, been in therapy, or just...

Self-reflection is a powerful tool for healing, growth, and self-compassion. Learn why pausing to process difficult moments may be the key to your next breakthrough.

Originally shared by Mind Meld Psychotherapy, this timeless reflection invites readers to embrace gratitude as a grounding daily practice. Discover simple tips to shift your focus from stress to presence and reconnect with what truly matters.

Grief during the holidays can feel overwhelming and unexpected. OSO Wellness offers gentle reminders and tips to help you navigate emotional waves while honoring your loved one and caring for yourself.

Grief expert David Kessler shares a powerful holiday message with Wynonna Judd about navigating sorrow, self-care, and emotional overwhelm during the holiday season—shared with care by OSO Wellness.

Originally posted by MMP in 2022, this brief reflection encourages emotional vulnerability and highlights a podcast conversation between Mayim Bialik and Glennon Doyle on anxiety, self-truth, and healing.

Caregivers are the quiet heroes of our families and communities. OSO Wellness recognizes National Family Caregivers Month with a tribute to their dedication and a reminder of the need for ongoing support and appreciation.

Medications can support healing and mental health, but they must be used with care. OSO Wellness shares safety tips and reminders to help you navigate prescriptions with confidence and awareness.

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month is a reminder that mental health conversations save lives. Learn how to recognize warning signs, support others, and access help. You are not alone—and your story matters.