10 Wellness Trends From 2022 That Experts Say You Should Keep In 2023
Huff PostLOADING ERROR LOADING A lot of things trend on social media, and many of those trending topics aren’t good. “The ‘villain era’ is really an inaccurate depiction of people setting healthy boundaries,” Sarkis said. “Talking about trauma more openly and really talking about inner child work, I think, has prompted a lot of conversations that I don’t think have happened at other points in time as openly and as in-depth,” said Genesis Games, a licensed mental health counselor and relationship expert in Miami. Rest as resistance “I’m loving trend, and I want to encourage people to lean further into the trend of resting — so literally sleeping, napping, doing things that fill you up — as a form of resistance against oppression, against patriarchy, against all sorts of things,” said Taisha Caldwell-Harvey, a licensed psychologist and the founder and CEO of The Black Girl Doctor, an online therapy and wellness platform. Fitness trends Hot girl walks It’s impossible to think about 2022 fitness without the words “hot girl walk” coming to mind.