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PTSD: Why the Past Still Feels Present
By
Linda Mintle
Rachel feels a wave of discomfort whenever she remembers certain stressful moments from her past. Specifically, she vividly recalls a car accident and often feels as though she is reliving it. At night, she has flashbacks to the crash. The sound of tires screeching or a nearby accident can trigger intense anxiety and fear. She…
Small Changes That Protect Against Big Burnout
By
Linda Mintle
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Burnout isn’t limited to the workplace. It can affect anyone who feels chronically overwhelmed, emotionally depleted, and disconnected from what once gave life meaning. While the World Health Organization formally defines burnout as an occupational syndrome, decades of research show that the same pattern can emerge in caregiving, parenting, ministry, academics, and other high-demand roles. At its…
What’s Draining Your Joy? 10 Hidden Energy Thieves
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Linda Mintle
It was late evening when a friend sank into her couch and sighed, “I’m exhausted and I don’t even know why.” She hadn’t run a marathon or faced a crisis. Her day looked ordinary. Yet something felt off. If you’ve ever ended the day feeling depleted and stressed without a clear reason, it’s worth asking: What…
Confronting Those Anxious Moments
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Linda Mintle
You walk into a room and feel instantly exposed. Your heart races, your thoughts scatter, and a simple conversation feels like a test you’re destined to fail. You try not to show it. You smile but inside, you anxious. For millions of Americans, this isn’t occasional nervousness. No, it’s a daily struggle known as social…
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