This may be one of the most intense presidential elections of our lifetimes (hopefully). So much is on the line, such as COVID-19, reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, and the rights of POC. As a Read More
Help the World Help You: Asking is Strength
Music speaks volumes. Certain songs have a tendency to find you at the moment you need them most. After listening to the radio one day this past week, I fell in love with my new favorite song. "Truth Read More
Reading Books Can Benefit Your Mental Health
Around this time of year, I often begin to feel lonelier and struggle to feel connected with others. Lately, I’ve turned to a beloved pastime: reading. Reading always reminds me of how much healing Read More
3 Hard Lessons I Learned About Mental Health in My Early 20s
The topics of self-care and being a “friend to yourself” were hitting a peak around the time I was leaving high school for college. One of my first-year mandatory seminars was about the importance of Read More
Your Story Is Your Strength and Your Way to Healing
My story is my strength. For the longest time, I wanted to believe that I am stronger than my story. I needed to believe that my story did not define me or my future. However, after battling Read More
A Terrible Haircut: A Blessing in Disguise?
A good haircut is something so simple yet has the power to instill in us a confidence that we otherwise would struggle to find. On the other hand, a bad haircut has the power to either weaken or Read More
Online Learning: Creating a Healthy Environment
Back to school has gone into full swing. Although, I don't have to say anything for you to know that there is a different connotation to going back to school this year. Most of the time back to school Read More
6 Tips to Have a More Mindful Day in Quarantine
Why We Need to be Focusing on our Mental Health in These Times: Much of this country is waking up to multiple pandemics. One is the physiological issue surrounding the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. With Read More
Riding the Anxiety Roller Coaster
Anxiety, or Generalized Anxiety Disorder, can start with a stressful situation that goes on for a while, and then continues for an extended period of time. It really elevates the levels of tension Read More
Overthinking is an Introvert’s Superpower
The brain of an introvert can be a complicated web of ideas and thoughts. There is a lot of thinking activity going on in there most of the time! Being an introvert can be quite exhausting. For this Read More
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