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How to Actually Enjoy Being Alone (Without Feeling Lonely)
Loneliness is a primal, painful, and passive state of perceived isolation. But, there is another way to be alone, a way that is not a punishment, but a power: It’s called solitude. Read this guide to learn how to embrace and enjoy solitude!
Kimberly Mahr
7 minutes ago


Panic and Power: A Guide to Supporting Trans Loved Ones in a Hostile Climate
A step-by-step guide to building a fortress of safety, sanity, and love so strong that the noise of the outside world starts to lose its power over your trans loved one.
Kimberly Mahr
3 days ago


Gen Z: Identity Isn't Something You Find, It's Something You Build
Identity is not an archaeological dig to uncover a hidden artifact. It’s a construction project. You are both the architect and the builder. You have the raw materials—your personality traits, your interests, your experiences—and every single day, you have the choice to build, to renovate, to add a new wing, or to tear down a wall that no longer serves you.
Kimberly Mahr
Nov 14


Crisis When the System Fails
You read the headline: "SNAP Benefits Suspended." A rational mind might feel anger, fear, or a sense of injustice. But you... you are feeling something far more visceral. You are feeling a 10-out-of-10, world-ending panic. Your body is not just reacting to the news headline. It is reacting to a wound from your past. What you are experiencing is a trauma response. The current, real-world crisis is simply the trigger for a much older, deeper pain.
Kimberly Mahr
Nov 10


Your Brain in a Crisis
The suspension of SNAP isn't just a political headline; it's a direct and profound assault on your nervous system.
Kimberly Mahr
Nov 7


Strengthen Your Bonds with Relationship Counseling
Many couples or partners hesitate to seek help, thinking problems will resolve on their own. But unresolved issues often grow, leading to frustration and distance. Relationship therapy helps provide a safe space to explore feelings and patterns that may be harming the connection.
Kimberly Mahr
Nov 4
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