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How to Manage Social Media Envy in the Age of Comparison

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Learn how to manage social media envy without quitting your apps. Understand why envy happens, its emotional toll, and how to reclaim your peace through boundaries, gratitude, and intentional scrolling.

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Why Self-Compassion Matters More Than Self-Esteem

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Self-compassion matters more than self-esteem because it offers emotional strength that lasts—even when life gets hard. Discover how choosing kindness over comparison can change your inner world.

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The Journey of Forgiveness and Emotional Detachment

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Forgiveness is not about excusing pain; it is about releasing emotional weight for your peace. Discover how emotional detachment and forgiveness create a path to healing, freedom, and inner strength.

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How to Identify and Leave a Codependent Relationship

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Discover how to identify the signs of codependency, understand its roots, and begin the journey of emotional freedom by setting boundaries and rebuilding your sense of self.

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Trauma Triggers: Recognise, Understand, and Heal

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Learn what trauma triggers are, why they happen, and how to cope without shame. Build tools for emotional safety and long-term healing.

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The Power of Affirmations: Are They Really Effective?

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Affirmations are more than feel-good phrases, they are brain-based tools for resilience and emotional healing. Learn how to use them wisely.

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Vulnerability, Weakness or Your Greatest Superpower?

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Is vulnerability a strength or a liability? Discover the psychology behind emotional openness and why vulnerability might be your most powerful tool for connection and healing.

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How to Deal with Postpartum Depression

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Discover comprehensive insights into postpartum depression, its symptoms, causes, and effective coping strategies. Learn how to support yourself or a loved one through this challenging time.

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Emotional Resilience in Difficult Conversations

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Blog

Learn how to stay calm, grounded, and compassionate during emotionally difficult conversations using evidence-based strategies for emotional resilience.

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Breaking the Comparison Cycle in my Family

by Comfort Adjua Bedjabeng Stories

Tired of constantly being compared to others or seeing it happen around you? Discover how one family broke the cycle of comparison by learning to celebrate each person’s unique journey. This story dives into the psychology of comparison and how recognising individual strengths builds stronger relationships and mental well-being.

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