Nature has been shown to have amazing benefits for our mental health. Learn more about how nature can help with ADHD, anxiety, and depression.

Did you know that time blocking can help improve mental health? Here's how it works and some tips on how to get started. Also learn how it helps overcome challenges like anxiety and ADHD.

Feeling like you can't keep up? These six genius tips for time management, including block scheduling, will help you get your life back on track.

Ever wonder why people start cluttering their spaces in the first place? Sometimes the answer is pretty simple, but more often than not it is pretty complex. Having a lot of clutter in your house is bound to make you feel as if you yourself are cluttered. Mentally or emotionally speaking. Find out what your clutter says about you.

Our hormones impact our mood by making us feel balanced and euphoric. But they can also do the opposite and make us feel tired, moody, and angry. When out of balance hormones can make us feel tired and depressed. Luckily, a healthy-diet, exercise, sunshine, sleep, socializing, and music can all support a more balanced hormonal health.

We are what we eat, so be careful when you mindlessly decide to reach for those chips. By filling up your beautiful temple with junk food, you are jeopardizing your body's ability to function at its best and your God given right to feel amazing. Recent studies suggest that there is a big correlation between what we eat and our mental health. Nutrition plays a huge factor in our physical and mental health as the two are connected.

Some of the greatest minds, like Einstein, were only able to reach the top by completely and utterly immersing themselves in their work. And that, of course, required complete focus and a distraction-free environment. But how is being distraction-free possible in today’s highly stimulating environment you wonder and what makes people so prone to getting distracted?