Tag: depression
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When the Shadows Speak: A Reflection for Spooky Season
October arrives cloaked in mystery.. shorter days, longer nights, the scent of fallen leaves and candle smoke drifting through the air. The world begins to turn inward. It’s a season of transition, where what was once alive and bright gives way to quiet, darkness, and rest. Halloween, with its ghosts and ghouls, invites us to…
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Preventing Burnout Before the Holidays Hit
September has a way of sneaking up on us. Summer tends to feel slower, lighter, and more open, and even if you’re still working, there’s a different rhythm to the season. Then suddenly, the air changes, the days get shorter, and schedules fill back up almost overnight. Kids go back to school, workplaces push to…
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Why Now is the Smartest Time to Start Therapy (Before the Back-to-School & Holiday Rush)
Have you ever noticed how much lighter life can feel in the summer? The sun is out, the days are longer, and we naturally spend more time outside. Schedules are looser, there’s more room for rest, and our moods often get a boost from the warmth and light. Many of us feel a little more…
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Pride Is Still a Protest
We still celebrate, we still fight.Pride Month isn’t just a celebration- it’s a call to action. It’s a reminder that queer and trans people exist loudly, beautifully, and in defiance of systems that try to erase us. It’s a month born out of resistance, sparked by Black and Brown trans women who refused to be…
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Mental Health Needs More Than Just Awareness
Each May, Mental Health Awareness Month invites us to reflect, learn, and speak up about mental well-being. We see posts reminding us to “check in on your friends” and campaigns urging us to “end the stigma.” These are important steps—awareness helps normalize conversations and makes it easier for people to seek help. But as a…
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Putting Decolonized Therapy Into Practice
“Decolonize your practice” is a phrase we’re seeing more and more in therapeutic and wellness spaces. But for many people, it can feel vague or trendy—like just another buzzword with no clear application. And yet, if we take it seriously, decolonizing mental health invites us into something deep, radical, and necessary: a reimagining of how…
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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – Breaking the Silence and Extending Support
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness about the signs, causes, and solutions for suicide. This month provides an opportunity to break the silence surrounding mental health struggles and promote open conversations. By understanding the complexities of suicide, we can extend support to those in need and foster a sense of…
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