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In honor of Black History Month, we highlight essential mental health resources and support systems specifically designed for the Black community. We acknowledge the historical context of systemic inequities and the ongoing need for culturally responsive care. By sharing these vital resources and fostering open dialogue about mental health, we aim to create a more accessible, understanding, and supportive environment where seeking help is normalized and healing can flourish.
While wildfires cause immediate destruction, their impact continues long after the flames are extinguished. Survivors often face ongoing physical challenges like respiratory issues, mental health concerns including PTSD and anxiety, and social-economic difficulties such as displacement and community disruption. With proper support and professional help through available resources, recovery is possible - though it may take time and patience.
🌿 Join us for a morning of connection and community! Our Spring Wellness Provider Networking Event is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow care providers, share experiences, and grow together. Let's bloom where we're planted. 🌸
A reflection on choosing "Nourish" as a guiding word for 2025, exploring its connection to bell hooks' love ethic and Stacey Diane Arañez Litam's work on healing intergenerational patterns. This post examines how intentional nourishment practices can transform both personal growth and community healing, while weaving together insights from various authors on love, healing, and cultural wisdom.
A New Year's message offering support to the LGBTQ+ community, emphasizing mental health resources, community connection, and hope for 2025. Includes practical wellness tips and affirms our commitment to providing inclusive therapeutic care.
A New Year's message highlighting how couples therapy can strengthen relationships in 2025. The post normalizes seeking professional help, lists signs for when therapy might be beneficial, and encourages couples to invest in their relationships, whether facing challenges or seeking growth.
