Valerie Rice | May 6, 2021 This is mental health awareness month as well as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) awareness month. Great, both my specialties! I have decided that this month I am going to be sharing personal experiences with both of these to help increase awareness, but more important, acceptance. So today, I want toContinue reading “Parenting Pride in the Pandemic”
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No Pants, No Bus Ride
Have you ever had one of those days where you call your kid out from school simply because he has no clean pants? If the answer is yes, then you may be a little bit like me. I’m talking about being overwhelmed. It’s something that happens to a lot of us at some point. However,Continue reading “No Pants, No Bus Ride”
Poverty and Mental Health
By Andrea Watson March 14, 2021 It’s time for the stimulus package to roll out and most of us are super excited. Over the last year, while covid has run rampant, most of us have seen a decrease in our income. Even those people who are used to living comfortably have been dipped into theContinue reading “Poverty and Mental Health”
A Love Letter to America
By Valerie Rice | January 26, 2021 My dear readers, I deeply apologize for my absence as of late. I, like many of you, have been in a state of shock. Over the last few weeks I have been introspective and walled myself into a cocoon of nostalgia, data, and logic to try to heal.Continue reading “A Love Letter to America”
Multiple Disaster Disorder: It’s a Pandemic
By: Rosemary Callahan, MA, CADC, CODP-I, CRSS The first few days of 2021 has already taught us a particularly important lesson: if you do not deal with stuff in the past, it will spill over into the present in a very ugly and dramatic way. We are living in traumatic times. Some much longer thanContinue reading “Multiple Disaster Disorder: It’s a Pandemic”
Self Care for 2021
By Valerie Rice | January 11, 2021 Good evening readers! This has been one seriously messed up month, amiright? I wasn’t even going to pose another one of these for a while, but then I realized that I spend the majority of my time engaging in self care right now. Why? Well, we have spentContinue reading “Self Care for 2021”
