Selfie-Care Therapy

02/07/2026

When was the last time you went on a solo date? Wrote yourself a love letter?

02/07/2026

Love Notes to Yourself

What is Self-Trust? Hello Loves, With Valentine's Day around the corner, I've been thinking about how much attention most of us give to romantic love and on the contrary how much we forget to nurture the relationship we're in on a daily basis. The one with SELF. This season my mantra is "Intention". It is allowing me to move slower, listening closer....

What is Self-Trust? Hello Loves, With Valentine’s Day around the corner, I’ve been thinking about how much attention most of us give to romantic love and on the contrary how much we for…

11/12/2025

11/03/2025

This isn’t your usual takeout recipe discover a wholesome, all-natural sweet & sour sauce and learn how to make spring egg rolls from scratch! Hi Readers! Lately, I’ve been paying closer attention to what’s happening beneath the skin. Not just emotionally, but physically too. My body has been sending signals some subtle, some loud that something’s off balance. And while all the tests and labs came back showing only anemia, my gut (literally and intuitively) told me there was more to the story....

This isn’t your usual takeout recipe discover a wholesome, all-natural sweet & sour sauce and learn how to make spring egg rolls from scratch! Hi Readers! Lately, I’ve been paying closer attent…

08/16/2025

What if your self-care evolved with you?

I created a simple 4-step check-in model to help you assess your needs, honor your energy, and shift out of autopilot:

🔄 R+ESC
✨ Reflect
✨ Experiment
✨ Set Boundaries
✨ Check In Regularly

This is self-care you can grow with—not just survive through.

Curious how it works? I break it down (with real-life examples) in my latest blog post.

📖 Read It Here: https://tishonayoung.com/2025/07/23/what-is-self-care-really/

08/14/2025

I used to think self-care meant taking a break after I hit burnout.

I called it “strong.” But it was really survival mode.

Now, self-care means resting before I’m exhausted. Saying no without guilt. Making space for joy—even when the to-do list isn’t done.

That last one was the hardest for me. Can you relate?

➡️ In my newest blog, I share what self-care isn’t, what it is, and a new model I created to help you check in with yourself: R+ESC.

Let me know if it resonates 💛



www.selfiecaretherapy.com
www.tishonayoung.com

07/24/2025

Breaking the Myths & Finding What Works for You When you hear the phrase “self-care,” what pops in your mind? Do you imagine bubble baths, cozy blankets, and indulgent treats? While those things can certainly feel nice, real self-care goes much deeper—and it’s not always comfortable or easy. Popular culture often paints self-care as luxury—something you do when you’re “done” with all your responsibilities....

Breaking the Myths & Finding What Works for You When you hear the phrase “self-care,” what pops in your mind? Do you imagine bubble baths, cozy blankets, and indulgent treats? While those thing…

07/16/2025

There was a time in my life when I thought healing meant finally “getting it right.” I thought if I journaled enough, stayed positive, and kept showing up for everyone around me, the pain I was carrying would somehow dissolve quietly in the background. What I’ve learned—and what I now teach—is that healing isn’t a straight line. It’s more like a spiral....

There was a time in my life when I thought healing meant finally “getting it right.” I thought if I journaled enough, stayed positive, and kept showing up for everyone around me, the pain I was car…

07/08/2025

Self Care means ______, and I practice by_______?
(Fill in the blanks)

05/14/2025

I woke up at 3AM and couldn’t fall back asleep. Normally, I’d force rest… but this time, I reached for my phone and started scrolling.
Not the healthiest choice — I know. But something in my spirit whispered: “It’s time to recalibrate your intentions with social media (but more importantly-- in life).”

Usually, I scroll mindlessly. But in that quiet moment, I became aware of something deeper — a low hum of anger and sadness that had been sitting with me.
I asked myself why, and then it hit me: I hadn't been mindful of what I was digesting.

And isn’t it wild? Social media is literally called a feed. A reel.
What I was “feeding” myself was toxic: overconsumption, mindless content, cruel jokes, sarcasm, chaos… No wonder I felt off.

Even though I didn’t stop scrolling, I got intentional.
I chose not to engage with what drained me. I stopped reacting to what didn’t align.

And within minutes, my feed shifted.
Natural healing. Sustainable living. Nourishing truths. Realness that reflected me — the grounded, plant-loving, truth-seeking version of myself.

It reminded me of this truth:
Sometimes we just need to call a break to calibrate — to get intentional again.
Life, like your feed, will meet you where your energy flows.

What are you feeding your spirit?

05/10/2025

Today, I was reminded of a valuable life lesson during our tournament. The boys played two games—

Game 1: They were fast, focused, and full of energy. Their teamwork was on point, and they won 9–0!

Game 2: They were tired. The sun was blazing, and they had just poured everything into the first match. The next team was fresh and strong. But our boys didn't give up—they dug deep and played their hearts out. It was a close one, but they lost 4–3.

Here's the thing: they never quit. They showed up, fought hard, and made progress.

Too often, we chase perfection and forget to honor effort.

Progress deserves praise. It's not about being flawless—it’s about showing up, again and again.

Process over 'profection'—always.

04/27/2025

Today’s journaling workshop was truly a beautiful experience.

I’m so grateful for the women who showed up with open hearts and a willingness to pour into themselves.

Witnessing the healing, the reflection, and the light in the room reminded me why this work matters so much.

No pictures needed — the memories and breakthroughs are more than enough.
Thank you all for trusting me to guide the space.

May we all continue to write our way to healing.