The Beautiful Truth About What Happens When You Choose To Fall In Love With Yourself
As I basked in the warmth of self-love, I resolved to never again habitually deprive myself of the love I deserve.
5 Ways To Celebrate Radical Self-Love This Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day. For some people, it’s a celebration of love and romance. For many others, it’s the dreaded “Singles Awareness Day.”
This Is The Power I Reclaimed When I Chose To Practice Radical Honesty On Social Media
For the first time, I realized that in order to improve my mental health and garner hope for the future, I should remain open and honest about my struggles with mental illness, particularly on social media.
This Is The Importance Of Medical Professionals Using Neutral Language
In professional settings, the responsibility of speaking about medical conditions in a neutral, edifying way should not fall exclusively on the client. It is the medical professional’s duty to use language that does not promote harmful, ableist stereotypes.
This Is What It Feels Like To Finally Acknowledge Your Disordered Eating
The perfectionism. The feelings of inadequacy. The desire to self-punish. My lifelong, complicated relationship with my appearance.
How ABC’s ‘Speechless’ Is Giving People With Disabilities A Voice
The moment I first watched my experiences as a person with cerebral palsy reflected back at me through the media was a powerful validation.
What It’s Really Like To Prepare For Evacuation From The Southern California Wildfires
As you frantically pray to any God who will hear you in your desperation, you are struck with a resounding gratitude for all that surrounds you
Read This If You’re Struggling With Depression During The Holidays
The most powerful way to quell the darkness and rediscover the light this holiday season is to stay.
2018 Will Only Change Your Life If You Do
In 2018, it’s time to face the harsh reality of new beginnings.
This Is The Terrifying Truth Behind What It’s Like To Experience Dissociative Anxiety
Your thoughts are so blurred that they are indistinguishable. Only one nagging thought remains.