Written by Chisato Hotta, DSW, LPCC, LMFT When we talk about trauma informed care and diversity, many times, we talk about prejudices that come with race or gender. These are … Continue reading Looking deeper for Trauma Informed Care
Healing Looks Different For Everyone
Written by Iman Homsi Trigger Warning: This post depicts chronic illness, negative self-talk and depression. If activated, TILA recommends incorporating healing practices such as moving, walking, running, pushing against a … Continue reading Healing Looks Different For Everyone
First-Generation Mexican-American: Embracing My Cultural Heritage and Personal Journey
Written by Stephanie Lezama As the daughter of an immigrant family, I embarked on a unique journey with its own set of challenges and triumphs, deeply rooted in my Mexican … Continue reading First-Generation Mexican-American: Embracing My Cultural Heritage and Personal Journey
A Brief Meditation on Virginia Satir
Image courtesy of University of North Carolina, School of Social Work Written by Robert Daylin Brown, Ed.D. I am currently in the first semester of my masters program in Marriage … Continue reading A Brief Meditation on Virginia Satir
Turning to One Another
Written by Addison Duane, Ph.D. I usually come to these blog posts with some research or an opportunity to think together but today, I have a different offering. The world … Continue reading Turning to One Another
A Reaction To Your Actions
Written by Essence Wynter I see the way you look at how I move, I see how confused you are about my reactions to your actions. my reactions to constantly … Continue reading A Reaction To Your Actions