Posted by: Cadence Grace Here is some helpful advice for you or a loved one going through any kind of illness or recovery. Recovery doesn’t often follow a straight line. Be prepared for bumps, and even complete detours. Try to go with the flow the best you can and not be discouraged. Have a plan […]

Posted by: LifeWorks Following a big disruption of any kind—going back to school, a new baby, a change in job—it’s often difficult to re-establish routines. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many have found that the majority of their routines have been turned upside down. You might find the pandemic has touched all parts of your life, including when, […]

Posted by: Ronnie Ali The first part of this 3 part series outlined your rights while accessing mental health therapy. The second part was about what ought to happen in the therapy room when you’re talking about oppression. Finally, here are some of my ideas about “healing” and accessing a “therapeutic state of mind” outside […]

Posted by: Ronnie Ali When I’ve asked clients what brings them to therapy, they often tell me they want to “feel better.” Upon clarification, they say that they don’t want to have unpleasant feelings anymore, or that they’d like to be more in control of them. These unpleasant feelings are associated with anger, sadness, guilt, […]

Posted by: Unison This three-part series is about mental health therapy with QT BIPOC communities, what it looks like when its accessible, and what to look out for when you feel that something isn’t quite right. My hope is that this information can help you balance the distrust that you may naturally feel about therapy […]

Posted by: Unison There are certainly many benefits social media gives us: it helps us stay in touch with our loved ones—and social connectivity does contribute to positive health outcomes! Social media also puts news creation and distribution in our hands and, in doing that, has contributed to significant social movements by providing voice to […]