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Self-Care & Mental Health
Intracove is dedicated to helping you prioritize your well-being with practical self-care tips, mental health insights, and strategies to manage stress, anxiety, and burnout.


Setting Realistic Expectations for Yourself as a Single Parent
Being a single parent is one of the most challenging yet rewarding roles you can take on. Between managing work, household...
Lindsay Gist
May 162 min read


How to Avoid Burnout and Prioritize Self-Care
In today’s fast-paced world, burnout has become an all-too-common struggle. Whether from work, parenting, or the demands of daily life, chronic stress can leave you feeling exhausted, unmotivated, and emotionally drained. The key to preventing burnout?
Lindsay Gist
May 42 min read


How to Overcome Being Left by Your Partner While Pregnant
Finding out you’re pregnant is often a moment of joy, but when your partner leaves or emotionally withdraws during this vulnerable time, it can feel devastating. The mix of heartbreak, fear, and uncertainty can be overwhelming. However, you are stronger than you think , and with the right support and mindset, you can navigate this challenge and emerge even stronger.
Lindsay Gist
Apr 273 min read


The Best Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques for Parents
Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet stressful roles in life. Juggling responsibilities while maintaining emotional balance can be overwhelming. Fortunately, scientific research supports several mindfulness and relaxation techniques that can help parents reduce stress, improve emotional regulation, and enhance overall well-being.
Lindsay Gist
Apr 192 min read


Overcoming Social Isolation as a Single Parent
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Lindsay Gist
Apr 102 min read


Overcoming Parental Guilt as a Single Parent
Being a single parent is one of the most challenging roles anyone can take on. Between managing work, finances, and childcare alone, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and guilty, like you’re not doing enough for your child. But parental guilt doesn’t help you or your child; in fact, research shows it can be harmful.
Lindsay Gist
Apr 62 min read
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