Why We Draw Lines: The Psychology of “Us” vs. “Them” One of the strongest forces in human psychology is the need for social identity. We all want to belong somewhere; a family, a community, a team, a movement. Being part…
The Wisdom of ‘Maybe’: A Story About Horses and Life’s Curveballs The Story of the Farmer and His Horse There’s an old story that goes like this: A farmer’s horse runs away. His neighbors rush over: “What terrible luck!” The…
The Empty Boat Mindset: Finding Peace in Life’s Collisions The Story of the Monk A monk was meditating in a small boat, floating peacefully across a quiet lake. His mind was still, his heart calm. Suddenly, another boat drifted into…
We’re Not a Clinic. We’re Covington’s Neighborhood Place for Mental Health When people picture therapy, they often imagine a clinical setting. Think doctor’s office… white walls, fluorescent lights, clipboards and a lot of silent nodding. That’s certainly not us. At…
Mainspring Expands To Ft. Mitchell: A New Chapter for Mental Health in Northern Kentucky A New Chapter for Mental Health in Northern Kentucky July 2025 – Ft. Mitchell, KY We’re excited to announce that Mainspring Wellness has officially expanded into…
Unplugging for Peace: Mental Health Strategies for the Digital Age In today’s hyperconnected world, screens are ever-present. From smartphones and laptops to social media and streaming platforms, technology has become a constant companion in our lives. While these tools offer…
New Year, New… Resolutions? As the clock strikes midnight, the confetti falls, and everyone cheers, it seems like the entire world decides to wake up the next day as a better version of themselves. Who started this tradition? (Our guess?…
Vulnerability Is Bravery: Why Letting Your Guard Down Is a Power Move When was the last time you let yourself be truly seen? Like, no filters, no pretense—just you, showing up as your real, messy, imperfect self. Scary, right? But…
Understanding Suicide: A Community’s Role in Prevention and Support Share: Facebook-f Twitter Linkedin-in Instagram The Scope of the Problem Suicide is both deeply personal and a public health issue that touches every corner of our communities. Approximately 50,000 Americans die…
Why Your Morning Walk Might Be Smarter Than Your Therapist (Kidding, But Maybe Not) We often hear about the importance of staying physically active and maintaining good mental health, but did you know these two are closely linked? Let’s dive…