Emily McDonald on Instagram: "Be honest, how often do you ask AI before you ask yourself? Here are 2 ways to strengthen your intuition again: 1. Talk to yourself. Go for a walk. Ask yourself a question out loud. Then let yourself answer — without correcting it, judging it, or fact-checking it. Your subconscious already knows more than you think. 2. Intuitive writing. Write the question at the top of the page. Then free-write the answer without stopping. No editing. No logic. Just let whatever co

MyFavouriteJo on Instagram: "Just to be perfectly clear I have been diagnosed by a professional BUT here are some reasons people don’t get/aren’t diagnosed by a professional: 👉there’s a huge waiting list and they are waiting for it to happen & they don’t have a spare $3000 to get a diagnosis (yes it can cost that much, sometimes more!) & they don’t see the point to an official diagnosis since it’s not like you get given any medication or anything, it’s just more a confirmation of your suspicion

ELITE BALL🥸 on Instagram: "The post shares a 60-second TikTok compilation of toddlers defying calm parental prompts—like refusing car rides or showers—overlaid with "Gentle Parenting Doesn't Work!" text, humorously critiquing the approach's limits in chaotic scenarios. Caption implies gentle parenting suits only inherently calm children, resonating with 7.8k likes and replies decrying it for fostering undisciplined adults, amid broader online debates on empathy versus boundaries. Research shows

KARINNA AIDAN on Instagram: "In therapy this week I was told “it’s okay to find comfort in feeling broken because it’s what you’ve known for so long. Feeling whole is a foreign concept. It’s understandable that you would run from that feeling when this version of you has kept you surviving for so long. But remeber that that feeling doesn’t make this version of you go away, it just adds a piece.” To anyone feeling something similar today… I see you and I hear you and I’m walking with you. I just