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Journaling as an Act of Self-Care

December 28, 2021

While it’s probably buried in a landfill somewhere after a number of big moves over the years, one of my 10-year-old self’s most treasured possessions was, hands down, my tomato-red journal with a hea...

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Domestic Violence Series: How Recovery Works

December 8, 2021

Breaking free from domestic violence — from an abusive, controlling, self-esteem-killing relationship — is one of the most heroic acts of self-care an abuse victim can take. Why? Because it requires c...

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Domestic Violence Series: Why Women Stay

November 8, 2021

As a culture, we tend to arrive at broad assumptions about complicated issues like domestic violence with beliefs that are fairly black or white. We like them to fall in one of two categories with ver...

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Domestic Violence Series: Defining the Crisis

October 14, 2021

What happens when a culture becomes comfortably numb and passively accepting of what we feel is unchangeable? Be the change you wish to see in the world sounds great and hopeful. But when the need for...

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Trigger Warnings: Do They Help or Harm?

September 13, 2021

In addition to feeling overwhelmed and distressed, triggers often inhibit our ability to remain fully present in the moment. As people are beginning to open up more about their mental health struggles...

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Treating Trauma with Psychodrama 

June 28, 2021

By Beau Black We need to feel our feelings in order to translate them into words, elevate them to a conscious level, and think about them. Psychodrama is a therapeutic approach that can be used effect...

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