Blogs
March and Springtime Reflections
It is a time full of mental health awareness, women’s history and International Woman’s Day, and the end of winter. March is also the anniversary date of the World Health Organization (WHO) declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic
A Condensed Look At Women’s Mental Health
Contextual and environmental factors are essential to obtain a nuanced and holistic understanding of how all women’s mental health and wellbeing are impacted by systemic disparities without pathologizing their responses to oppression, marginalization, and violence.
The Intersection of Collectivism, Individualism, and Attachment Styles
Collectivist and individualistic cultures coexist and meet frequently, in public and group settings as well as in individual relationships, including between friends, family, coworkers, and oneself.
Breaking it Down: Decolonizing Therapy
Decolonizing therapy invites clinicians to politicize their practice and acknowledge the impact and wound of colonization on everybody, particularly minoritized populations from the Global South.
Immigrant Deportation Trauma
Explore the impact of immigration enforcement on families in the U.S. Learn how the threat of deportation affects millions, especially children and marginalized communities.
Navigating Political Anxiety
Explore the profound impact of government actions on mental health. Discover how rising stress levels reflect a deliberate agenda affecting citizens worldwide.
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies
Cognitive-behavioral therapy combines cognitive, or insight-based, therapy with behavioral therapy, which focuses on changing one’s behaviors.
A Refresher on Nervous System (Dys)Regulation
Discover how a regulated nervous system is vital for your well-being. Learn to recognize signs of dysregulation and restore balance for optimal health.
New Year Reflections: Reconnecting with Oneself
Welcome the new year with introspection and intention. Discover guidance on navigating relationships and personal growth as you reflect on the past year.
Stress Management, Holiday Edition.
Navigate holiday stress with our expert advice. Learn how to prioritize your mental well-being and reduce anxiety during this challenging time of year.
Election-Related Post-Traumatic Stress: What to Look Out For and How to Cope
Explore the psychological impact of election seasons, highlighting emotional challenges and trauma faced by marginalized communities during contentious political times.
On not regretting regret
Explore the complex nature of regret, a negative emotion that can lead to valuable insights and personal growth, transforming loss into meaningful life lessons.
Embracing Self-Acceptance: The First Step Toward Real Change
Self-acceptance does not mean passively resigning ourselves to our limitations. Instead, it is about acknowledging ourselves without judgment.
Phone Addiction and Mental Health
Explore the rising concerns of phone and social media addiction, particularly among teens, and understand its mental health implications in a post-pandemic world.
Taking a Closer Look at The Difference Between Feelings and Emotions
Explore the complexities of desire discrepancy in therapy. Discover insights on emotions and feelings to enhance your practice and support your clients effectively.
Psychodynamic Therapy
Uncover the benefits of psychodynamic therapy, which delves into your past and subconscious to foster insight, self-awareness, and healthier relationships in your life.
Codependent Relationships: Knowing the Signs and How to Break the Cycle
Codependent relationships can be challenging to recognize, especially when strong relational attachments blur the boundaries between healthy love and toxic patterns.
(Internalized) Oppression
Explore the complexities of skin-whitening products, their health risks, and the psychological impact on women. Understand the global concerns and policies in place.
The Importance of Support Systems for Marginalized Communities
Explore the complexities faced by BIPOC and marginalized communities. Discover the vital role of support systems in fostering resilience and empowerment.
Dissociation and Mental Health
Dissociation is a coping mechanism that serves to protect people while dealing with overwhelming or traumatic experiences.