Why Mental Health is an Essential Component of Senior Healthcare
Be Yourself but Not Your Actual Self
You’re fundamentally changing a version of yourself to appease the white gaze and corporate America.
My Reasons to Keep Living When It Hurts to Live
When I wake up each morning, I am reminded of the chronic illness I face.
Living Proof of Generational Hope + Resilience
Community pain needs community healing.
Depression Among the Timberline
If I don’t present this way then I’m not depressed. If I don’t do this thing then I’m not anxious. If I don’t try to kill myself then am I really even sick at all?
From Church Pews to Softball Fields: A New Kind of Sunday
I’m a queer person. There, I said it. Nothing too wild or unique about that. Did I mention that I also used to be a pastor?
Painting Away The Pain
The hurricane in your mind became just a storm, then a drizzle followed by gray clouds and finally clear blue skies.
Lack Of
Desire drives us—what else do we live for if nothing is to be desired?
You Are Worthy of an Existence That Allows You To Feel Free To Be You
On the joyful days, the hard days, the confusing days, and the scary days, we stand alongside you.
Seeing Self-Care A Little Differently
Self-care is a term that has been thrown around for the latter part of the last decade. So much so that it sometimes feels like another trend that will just come and go.
Sad Songs Make Me Less Sad
Within art, there is a safe space where it is OK not to be OK.
Loneliness Epidemic: People Need Other People—Especially Offline
While we spend significant time online conversing with others, that doesn’t seem to replace our need for more old-school connections.
