5 Mental Health Must Reads

5 Mental Health Must Reads

One of the most impactful ways to improve your mental health is through reading. Reading allows us to challenge ourselves, our viewpoints, our knowledge and understanding, and our daily practices. These 5 books have been instrumental in helping me process and interact with my own trauma, patterns, depression, and personality. This list is by no […]

E is for Expectations and Empathy

E is for Expectations and Empathy

We’re a people obsessed with timelines and enslaved to expectations. We operate under the neatness and predictability of our black-and-white plans, checking the necessary boxes as we go. We do what we should when we should. But grief laughs in the face of expectations. It eats expectations for breakfast and then belches obnoxiously in punctuation. […]

5 Dangerous Myths About Depression

264 million people worldwide live with depression. Over 7% of adults in the US experienced at least one major depressive episode pre-pandemic. Depression is the leading cause of disability across the globe, is twice as likely to affect women than men, and makes the risk of suicide 20 times greater. And it is dangerously misunderstood. […]

Everyday Zen: 7 Life Lessons You’ll Learn From Yoga

When therapy is too expensive and day drinking at work is frowned upon, how can you safely navigate the lifey-ness of life? You’ve exercised for stress release. Prayed for guidance. Journaled for catharsis. And it’s helped! Ish. But where can your physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being intersect? You may be surprised how they all flow […]