02/02/2026
Winter can shrink our world — but it doesn’t have to shrink our well‑being. I wrote this guide to simple, science‑based indoor practices that raise dopamine, serotonin, endorphins, and oxytocin so you can feel steadier and more connected when going outside isn’t possible. Try small wins (finish a short workout, cook a new recipe), light therapy or morning journaling, a five‑minute dance playlist, and moments of self‑compassion like a hand massage or tending a plant. These practical steps support mood and motivation and pair well with therapy when deeper change is needed. Read the full post for routines and tips designed to help you feel better at home — and reach out if you’re in Murfreesboro and want to explore assessment or individual therapy. Let’s find what helps you move forward. ✨🪴☕️
During the chilly winter months, maintaining your mental wellness routine can be challenging. Limited outdoor activities and reduced sunlight often contribute to feelings of depression and can increase feelings of anxiety. Even the most effective self-care regimen needs adjustment when outdoor optio...