Grace Mavindidze

About Grace Mavindidze

Grace Mavindidze is an experienced Journalist of close to two decades and a certified SEO specialist writer who enjoys traveling, meeting people from a broad cultural spectrum, as well as engaging people in topics that are informative, entertaining, and insightful. As a proud mother of two and a devout Christian, Grace has a strong passion for sparking discussions that highlight difficult and unconventional topics with a view to fostering societal reformation and making the world a better place for future generations. An avid reader, she also fervently works toward fostering a reading and academic culture, especially in young minority groups and runs several virtual book clubs for women, young adults, and minority groups all over the world. Currently Grace works full-time as an SEO Content Manager for one of the biggest AI SEO firms in America, as well as a part-time freelance contributing writer for several high profile platforms across the world.

Using Meditation for Anxiety to Stay Calm in Unexpected Situations

2025-06-28T08:17:48+00:00June 30th, 2025|Anxiety, Featured, Individual Counseling|

Life always seems to throw curveballs when we least expect them. Sometimes it’s just a last-minute change in plans, an urgent issue at work, or an uncomfortable social encounter that leaves you feeling rattled. Learning meditation for anxiety can help. We’re here today to talk about one simple but useful mental health life hack called “meditation for anxiety” that you can use no matter where you are to help you stay calm and grounded when things feel out of control. By making meditation a part of your daily life, you will build up the strength and will you need to face whatever comes your way. Why Learning Meditation for Anxiety in Public Spaces Matters Anxiety doesn’t give us a warning before it shows up. Sometimes, it appears out of nowhere, catching us off guard. You could be at a party when someone brings up a topic that you just aren’t prepared to handle, and it triggers feelings of anxiety. Stressful moments can happen anywhere: while standing in line, sitting in a cafe, or even in the middle of a busy street. It’s in these surprise moments that having some trick to help you stay grounded, like meditation, becomes so valuable. When anxiety arises, you need to have something you know you can do right away to calm yourself. You don’t always have the luxury of going somewhere quiet to meditate. Meditation doesn’t require special equipment or a quiet room; it’s something you can do with just your breath and your mind, no matter where you are. Plus, it’s a great way to build mental strength. The more you meditate in public, the more you learn to handle anxiety in real-time. Meditating in any space also helps you stay present. Instead of getting lost in your anxious thoughts, focusing on [...]

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5 Ways to Help Your Partner Overcome Compulsive Buying

2024-09-25T08:32:28+00:00July 19th, 2024|Coaching, Couples Counseling, Featured, Individual Counseling, Relationship Issues|

Popular media depicts many examples of compulsive shoppers; typically young, easygoing men and women obsessed with the latest clothes, jewelry, shoes, and bags. The sad truth is that compulsive buying is a disorder that can affect even the most unlikely people. You may even be surprised to discover that your partner is a compulsive shopper right under your nose. Unlike most addictions, compulsive buying may be easier to hide and easier to dismiss than other disorders. After all, the reason we fight to cure our loved ones from other addictions like drug, alcohol, sexual, or gambling addictions is that they openly hurt sufferers in obvious ways. Buying too much stuff doesn’t hurt anyone, does it? How compulsive buying can harm your relationship While it may be normal to give in to the occasional impulse to shop, it becomes a problem when some glaringly negative changes in someone’s spending habits appear. Just like any other addiction, compulsive shopping can become harmful, especially for relationships. Compulsive buying can be damaging if: It strains the family budget. It hinders paying bills on time. They open new credit accounts to allow for more shopping. They keep the excessive purchases secret. They prefer to shop over facing real emotions like anger, sadness, or loneliness. It alienates friends and family because they are preoccupied with shopping. Countless studies have noted that financial problems rank as one of the top causes of divorce, so it is important to help each other recognize this addiction in one of you before it destroys the fabric of your relationship. If you think your loved one is showing these telltale signs of compulsive buying or shopping addiction, you need to acknowledge it and start working toward getting them help. How to help your partner Give constant positive encouragement Point out [...]

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