Psychoeducation

As I deepen my work with chronically ill and disabled folks I am also working to deepen my understanding of ableism and my own internalized ableist learning. One thing I’ve learned and wish to pass on to you today how the polite, getting to know…

This time of year, you hear a lot about gratitude and practicing an attitude of gratitude. I know this can be triggering for some folks, but having a gratitude practice can be very beneficial to one’s health and I want to share why that is.…

    Holiday Reminders: Do not pressure, harass, questions, or judge those who choose not to have contact with their family. This is typically an incredibly painful choice they’ve had to make. It is already going to be difficult enough to manage the holidays without…

   Unpopular Opinion: Any health and wellness practice can be toxic. These practices can be toxic in how they are portrayed or marketed. I see this most often in suggestions that these practices will cure, or are the only way to heal or get better.…

There is a lot on social media these days about Narcissists, but you will rarely see me posting about narcissists myself nor sharing much content from others on the subject. I do this for a variety of reasons. The first is that I feel it…

I do a lot of work with those with chronic health and disability, given there is an unfortunate overlap between these groups and those with complex/developmental trauma. I have also worked in a Federally Qualified Health Clinic as a therapist and have had a fair…