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    What Is Irritability? Symptoms, Causes And Treatments

    Irritability is a natural human emotion, but if experienced in extremes, there is likely an underlying issue that needs to be treated, says Abby Wilson.

  • TIME

    How to Find a Therapist Who’s Right for You

    Research has consistently shown that people who have a good relationship with their therapist get the most out of therapy.

  • Business Insider

    Venting about mutual friends may make you more likable. But it can also backfire.

    Wilson said that how you vent makes a difference in how relatable it feels to the person you're venting to.

  • Bumble

    6 Ways to Start Practicing Self-Love

    Sometimes we put so much focus on loving other people—whether that’s romantic partners, friends, or family—that we can forget how important it is to love ourselves.

  • Bustle

    TikTok's "Damp" Lifestyle Is All About Mindful Drinking

    It’s healthy to take a step back and be curious about which behaviors are supporting you versus hindering your growth as a person, Wilson tells Bustle.

  • Best Life

    "Toxic Positivity" Is a Problem, Therapists Say—Here's How to Spot It in Your Life

    We’ve all been told at some point to “stay positive” in life.

  • Well + Good

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    Mental health and relationship experts explain the psychology behind the bristle reaction, and how to work through connection issues with your partner.

  • PsychCentral

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    Psychotherapist Abby Wilson explains, “The people you surround yourself with will influence your beliefs and behaviors.”

  • Wondermind

    5 Ways to Give Yourself a Damn Break Today

    While sometimes you do need a little tough love, shame isn't the only motivator for change, says therapist Abby Wilson, LCSW.

  • UpJourney

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    When it comes to relationships, one of the most important things you can do is develop patience.

  • Partners in Fire

    Mental Health Experts Speak Out: The Many Benefits of Journaling

    Here’s what seventeen therapists, coaches, counselors, psychiatrists, and psychologists say about the positive impacts journaling can have on your life.

  • Wondermind

    How to Deal When Other People’s Holidays Make You Feel Sad

    You might find yourself wondering, Why don't I have this picture-perfect life? And that inadequate feeling can also exacerbate anxiety or depression, Wilson says.

  • Twill Care

    How to Be Less Anxious About a Doctor’s Appointment

    It’s safe to say that for most of us, going to a healthcare provider is not ranked highly on our list of favorite activities.

  • Sweat & Tell

    Why Fitness is Essential to your Mental Health

    We spoke with Abby, a licensed therapist, about the importance of finding the right therapist.

  • Medium

    6 Goodbye Grudge Strategies

    Humans excel at holding grudges. Our minds are wackily wired to believe if we never forget an offense, we won’t fall victim to it again. But grudge-holding inflicts harm.

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