Category: Inclusivity in Mental Health
I am afraid to write these words. My liberal friends might cancel me. My conservative friends might see me as
I was talking to a friend yesterday about Linda McMahon, and she didn’t realize. Wait, what? The Department of Education
My first job out of grad school was at Independence House in Hyannis, Massachusetts. I was young, and like many
Spring can be complicated. It’s a season full of resurrection, renewal, divine love—and also the weight of holy days that
As mental health professionals, we are taught to approach our clients with cultural humility, curiosity, and a commitment to ongoing
The Weight of the World: Navigating Political Anxiety in Trump’s America The weight settled on Maya’s chest every morning before
I once met a woman named Sarah who, for the better part of a decade, had quietly embraced Wicca. She
For countless LGBTQIA+ individuals, religion isn’t just a source of spiritual guidance—it can also be a profound source of pain.
I’ve always said that to be queer is to hold a mirror to yourself and embrace every reflection—flaws, strengths, desires,