An overlooked condition? Eating disorders may impact those you know without even realizing…
Eating disorders are a topic that does not get as much attention these days as other mental health issues. The national spotlight […]
Tag: Support
Is it OK to be friends with your Ex?
Image repurposed from vixendaily.com This is a question I think many people may have encountered. There are many layers involved with […]
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Feeling Safe in School
Students feel safe when they feel like they belong within the school community. Adults can help by greeting kids by name, participating […]
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Lonely No More
Last December I began drafting a post about loneliness and never ended up publishing it. I had just been in Baltimore at […]
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Reminiscence of a Meaningful Life and a Message of Hope
As we go through life, our experiences and the people we surround ourselves with, directly affect the amount of passion and meaning […]
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Shelter After the Storm
You think you know the story of Hurricane Katrina, but you don’t—not all of it, in any case. This is because the […]
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Compassion is Key Revisited
Looking back on what I wrote, I still cannot express enough how important showing compassion is for others. Keeping this in mind, […]
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Stairs are a mobility-challenged person’s worst enemy, it’s super awkward to be outside, and I’m maintaining my self-esteem while temporarily disabled.
Lately, I have been feeling really self-conscious about many things related to my broken ankle/leg, including being social. It’s not just the […]
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Inclusion: The Road to Humanity
Inclusion comes in many forms, and we are introduced to this practice very early on in life. In preschool, our parents and […]
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Seeking The Help You Deserve
If you have ever been approached by a child seeking your help with something, you understand the innocence of their request. Maybe […]
