Not a dogmatic, one-sided self-help guide but rather a space where we gather to ruminate together for a life better lived for ourselves & others . . .
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Not a dogmatic, one-sided self-help guide but rather a space where we gather to ruminate together for a life better lived for ourselves & others . . .
What if we don’t know what our boundaries are or how to establish them • Photo ℅ Pinterest, source unknown
How social media can alter our perception of our sexuality & sex lives • Image ℅ Pinterest, source unknown
A 2011 British survey found 12% of women would give up two to ten years of their lives just to be their ideal weight • Photo ℅ ARQ
The ethics of idleness have been debated for thousands of years, and exacerbated by capitalism and now the pandemic • Art ℅ National Gallery of Art, Portrait of a Young Woman in White by Jacques-Louis David
Understanding the differences between various mental health providers to find the right fit • Art ℅ Quentin Monge
Wellness has historically been a participatory act that white, upper middle class, sociologically advantageous people partake in that is often individualized to the point of exclusion and selfishness. But what if it wasn’t? • Art ℅ Fireze Lai
As we look at the historical and systemic background of access to mental health resources, it proves to have insight into why there are racial disparities and why they continue to be in existence.
The beauty industry is a psychological abuser • Art ℅ Nat Vico
A guide to understanding what ambivalence is and how to navigate the complexities of it within our emotions • Art ℅ Ferenc Pinter