As we continue suicide prevention awareness month, let’s expand our knowledge on the different types of suicide/suicidality and why it’s so important to do so.
“I wish it would all just end.”“I can’t keep going another day like this.”“Life would be easier for everyone if I just wasn’t here.”
In the whirlwind of life’s busy seasons, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and disconnected from yourself. Between work deadlines, family responsibilities, and endless to-do lists,
Whether you, your kid(s), or your partner(s) are going back to school, the end of August is full of many transitions that can disrupt our
“That’s it! I’m firmly in my villain era. I’m done.” Variations of this empowering declaration have been echoing from adolescents to adults, gaining momentum
Life is a journey filled with diverse experiences that bring a wide range of emotions, challenges, and everything in between. As many of us continue
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When I ask people to describe “hot sex,” I often get either blank faces or descriptions of something intense and passionate, usually with the image of red lights, quick shadows, and no words being exchanged. Following up, I’ll inquire about how someone feels about engaging in that type of act, and while some wholeheartedly agree that is a goal, others freeze and go, “But that doesn’t feel like me.”
There are many different directions we can take and explore here.
Still, I want to look at the various “flavors” of sex that any person can have and recognize that it does not lie on a scale of zero to ten but rather a wide variety of nuances, feelings, intensities, and experiences.
This week’s blog is our kickoff for BIPOC Mental Health Awareness month so we decided to change things up a bit! We interviewed Ms. Brittany Boudreaux, MS, LPC-Associate, NCC, CTP, to understand her experience as a Black female counselor working in academia.
