Annie
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Why You Should Quit Social Media (for a Day)
Surely we have time to spend one day out of the week connecting with the world – and I don’t mean via wi-fi.
Annie
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Kat
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What it’s Like to Have Mental Illness for Life
At age 15, I was diagnosed with chronic depression and anxiety.
Matthew
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Just Because My Parents’ Divorced, Doesn’t Mean I Will
Watching my parent's marriage fail made me feel like there was no point to dating, romance, or love in general.
Annie
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Let It Go: Give Yourself Permission to Feel
Annie muses on why its important to embrace your ups and downs.
Kat
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What Recovery Really Feels Like
Some days you’re going to kick and scream, begging everyone to let you stop.
Parker
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What Marriage Equality Means for Mental Health
Parker explains why the Supreme Court’s ruling serves as a source of hope for those who identify with the queer community.
Gabrielle
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Why Racism Still Matters
The shooting in Charleston proved that racism is not just a generational problem. As a young biracial woman, Gabrielle examines the tragedy with her unique lense.
Annie
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Self-Care DIY: Make a Coping Skills Toolbox
When something is seriously stressing me out and I feel like I'm on the verge of a meltdown, I reach for my toolbox for a temporary distraction.
Parker
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I’m Out and I’m Proud
Parker hid in the closet for several years of his life. Then, he came out as a lesbian. But he soon realized that wasn’t his true identity and had to come out again.
Matthew
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“Inside Out” Looks Inside Depression
Pixar’s new movie isn’t kid stuff. By personifying emotions, it shows how sadness can spiral into depression.