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We have really enjoyed writing this blog as a helpful resource for all of you. We choose topics that we know many people are struggling with, or looking for more information about, but it’s always

The holidays are rarely as Hallmark-movie perfect as we picture in our head. But the holidays don’t have to be flawless to leave you with amazing memories that last a lifetime. Sometimes the most unexpected

The holiday season usually means lots and lots of socializing. For people who are more introverted, that can be exhausting! Even if everyone you know is lovely and drama-free, the very act of socializing can

Hello! It’s Schareen and Kassandra here again on the blog. Consent and the importance of saying “no” go hand-in-hand. You’ve probably heard a lot about these two concepts lately, but today we are going to

Hey everyone, Kassandra and Schareen here on the Dóchas blog! This year has been tough on a lot of us—financially, emotionally, psychically—the list seems endless! It has been especially hard on relationships, as increased stress

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