High-functioning depression can be hard to spot — especially when you're the one who's always “fine.” This blog explores how success, perfectionism, and overachievement can mask deep emotional fatigue. If you’re tired of performing your way through pain, this is for you.

Being the “strong friend” often means you're the one who holds everyone else together — but who holds you? This blog explores the emotional toll of constantly showing up for others while denying your own needs. You’ll learn how healing starts with giving yourself permission to rest, release, and be held.

In today's fast-paced world, the way we talk to our partners has changed a lot. With so many options available—like texting, phone calls, video chats, and face-to-face talks—it's crucial to figure out the best way to communicate.

An introduction to postpartum anxiety

Living with uncertainty about immigration status can create constant anxiety and fear, but there are ways to manage these emotions. By focusing on what you can control, limiting news consumption, and building a supportive network, you can reduce stress and regain a sense of peace. Therapy can offer a safe space to process these feelings, develop coping strategies, and support your mental health during these challenging times.

An introduction to self-care for healthcare workers.

Toxic friendships can be some of the most difficult relationships to deal with. You may want to change the other person, but the truth is you can only control your reactions and responses.

Microaggressions, though often subtle, can have a profound impact on our mental and emotional health. These small, seemingly innocent...

Talking openly and honestly with your partner is crucial for building intimacy and ensuring satisfaction in your relationship.

An introduction to compassion fatigue.

This blog explores the emotional experience of growing up with a parent who may have lived with Borderline Personality Disorder or Bipolar Disorder. It breaks down the key differences between the two diagnoses while centering the impact on Black and Brown children who often had to grow up fast in emotionally unstable environments. Readers will learn how these dynamics show up in adulthood and get practical tools to begin healing.

Many Black and Brown millennials and older Gen Z adults are carrying the weight of a childhood they never got to fully experience. This blog explores what it means to grieve not having the parents you needed, being adultified too soon, or growing up in survival mode. It also offers gentle, affirming ways to begin healing and reclaiming the joy you deserved.

How to continue making therapeutic progress, even after your initial concern has become more manageable.

A quick introduction to Vicarious Trauma in healthcare workers.

Supporting young adults who are working through experiences of infidelity.

A brief guide to confronting anxiety, healing abandonment wounds, and navigating difficult conversations in romantic relationships.

Mental health is a vital part of our overall well-being, yet for many in Black and Brown communities, seeking help for issues like...

In a world that often moves too fast for meaningful connection, effective communication is vital, especially for couples.

Spring break can be a whirlwind of excitement for kids and a source of stress for working moms. As your little ones toss aside their...

How to know the difference between postpartum anxiety and depression.