At 13, Hannah’s anxiety was destroying her friendships and her family. DBT gave her something no one had before: a way to actually interrupt the flood. This is how it started.

We’re living through a particularly heavy moment. Tariff uncertainty, inflation that won’t fully let go, a job market that feels frozen, political division that has seeped into family dinners and social feeds — it’s a lot. And if you’re feeling it in your chest, your sleep, or your patience, you’re not alone. The American Psychological …

You don’t have to write about your feelings in a leather-bound notebook by candlelight. Try this instead: every evening, write three sentences. One thing that happened. One thing you noticed. One thing you’re glad about. That’s it. No introspection required. No flowing prose. Just three sentences before you doomscroll. Over time, you’ll have an accidentally …