Many people begin the new year with resolutions like: We often feel the pressure to start immediately, pushing ourselves into action without taking a moment
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We asked our Vent Over TeaM what they were leaving behind in 2022 and focusing on in the New Year.
Whether you decide to take these tips to heart or are just mindlessly scrolling the internet to avoid studying, I wish you the best of luck in your midterms.
While we might be happy to see our family, eat delicious meals, and take a break from work, there is a stressful side to the holiday season. Here’s what you can do to take it in your stride.
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Take advantage of all the mood boosting activities and wellness benefits that these upcoming months have to offer!
Valentine’s Day can be a lot of pressure for people in and out of relationships, luckily there is another way to approach February 14th.
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It’s not uncommon to have a hard time in the winter months. The good news is, there are things you can do to make this time of year better.