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ALL SEASONS


Under the Snow Moon
This is the last full moon of the Year of the Snake, and with it comes an invitation to let go of everything that no longer serves you. I know, easier said than done. But enough is enough. You are letting go because these things are not adding to your life. They are taking up space rent-free. Holding on isn’t helping. The more you think about them, talk about them, or replay the story, the more energy you give away and they do not deserve your energy. There is a reason you ar

Nanette Dib
2 days ago2 min read


Winter: The Building Season
Winter is the building season.
Days are shorter, people spend more time inside, and everything naturally slows down.
This season is my favorite time for preparation, focus, healing, and planning.

Francesca Nardelli
3 days ago2 min read


Exercise to Beat Winter Depression
I learned early on in my life that moving my body really helps boost my mood. In the winter especially, it helps me sleep more deeply, and gives my days some structure when everything outside feels dark and depressing. Anything that gets my body warm helps me feel more like myself again.

Francesca Nardelli
4 days ago2 min read


Eating Seasonally in Winter
Eating with the seasons is a practical way to support your body. During the colder months, focus shifts to hardy vegetables and fruits that store well or thrive in low temperatures. These foods provide the fiber and nutrients necessary to maintain energy and support the immune system.

Francesca Nardelli
Jan 252 min read


Ghosting: Necessary or Just Plain Mean?
Ghosting. One minute you’re talking, laughing, maybe even planning something… and the next, silence. No explanation. No goodbye. Just gone. In most cases, ghosting happens in dating, when one person ghosts another, someone they were once interested in. At some point, things didn’t go as planned and they no longer wish to engage. Instead of having an uncomfortable conversation, they choose disappearance. It’s almost as if they decide: this person no longer exists to me. They

Nanette Dib
Jan 253 min read


The Psychological Mechanism of Identity Erasure in Narcissistic Abuse
In clinical psychology, identity erasure is a form of coercive control often utilized by individuals with narcissistic & high control traits. It is a systematic process designed to dismantle a partner’s autonomy, sense of self, and external support systems to ensure total psychological dependency.

Francesca Nardelli
Jan 182 min read
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