mental wellness - Fragments

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from a clients perspective

Creating an Accessible Therapy Space: Tips and Essential Tools for Therapists and Their Clients

When it comes to being a therapy client, I consider myself a "pro." What that means to me: 1. I have a long history of complex trauma. 2. I have ongoing mental health challenges. 3. I’ve had the privilege of having financial and geographical access to therapy

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relationships

Breadcrumbs Look Like a Meal When You're Starving

Don't Settle for Less: How to Recognize and Respond to Bread-Crumbing in Relationships.

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Trigger Warning

Beyond Hope: Finding Peace in Acceptance

I've been asked more than once, how I've kept going. "How are you still here?" It's also a question I ask myself.

mental health awareness

Welcome to Fragments

I’ve written about relationships, mental health, and my own healing on other platforms, and it’s been on my heart to do more. Which is why I've created this blog—Fragments. Fragments is where I share my journey of recovery, self-rediscovery, and healing. This blog won'