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Minds Untangled
General mental health tips & psychoeducation


The Psychology of Fear: Why Our Brains Love Being Terrified
Why do we pay to be terrified? An evidenced-based break down of the the science of horror, fight-or-flight, and how your brain learns to handle fear on purpose.
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Oct 8


Learned Helplessness & How to Cope
You aren't lazy; your brain is in a biological shutdown. Learn the evidence-based science of learned helplessness and how to force your mind into action.
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Apr 22


Your Kid Isn't "Bad"- Their Brain is Just Buffering.
Understanding Neurodiversity: Illustrating the Brain's "Buffering" in ADHD and Autism Through a Relatable Cartoon Narrative. Follow Us on Social Media
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Apr 7


Practical Tools for Adults with ADHD
Explore practical, science-based tools for adults with ADHD. Discover ADHD strategies to enhance focus and productivity. Visit our Virginia Beach blog.
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Apr 3


Updating Our Theoretical Approach ...
Explore our latest insights on Allostasis in mental health. Discover how Allostasis reshapes our theoretical approach in Virginia Beach.
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Mar 24


Navigating Life's Decisions: The Power of Value-Based Decision Making
Learn how value-based decision making can help you confidently navigate major life choices like career changes, relationships, and family boundaries using evidence-based psychology.
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Dec 16, 2025


6 Neuroscience-Backed Reasons to Stop Complaining (And One Powerful Way to Break the Habit)
6 Neuroscience-Backed Reasons to Stop Complaining (And One Powerful Way to Break the Habit)
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
Aug 27, 2025


🧠 Productive vs. Positive Thinking: Finding the Mental Health Sweet Spot
In the journey toward mental wellbeing, our thought patterns shape everything—our emotions, behaviors, and how we see the world. While positive thinking gets plenty of attention, there's a less talked about (but equally essential) strategy: productive
thinking. Both approaches offer powerful tools. But used in isolation, they can backfire. The real magic lies in finding a balance between hopeful optimism and grounded problem-solving.
Jasen Eberz, LCSW
May 27, 2025
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