Each year I hear people say “New year new me.” But by the end of the first month, they’ve already subconsciously fallen back into their stale ways. Whether it be unhealthy eating habits, poor money management skills, enabling toxic relationships, or the absence of self-care regimens. We’ve all done it. But for me 2019 was […]
11:27. That’s the time my phone alarm sounds every morning as a passive reminder for me to take my antidepressants. Except now when my alarm sounds, I dismiss the indication in which it symbolizes. Yes I know. I know. I know. Here comes all of the “Brittany you know betters.” And the “You of all […]
Being a student is without a doubt one of the most taxing phases of one’s life! Not only mentally, but emotionally, spiritually, physically, and financially as well. Students are placed under incredibly high levels of stress and pressure for intermittent periods. For instance,a student can study for three months while sacrificing their social life, sleep,and […]
As we exchange our fanny packs for backpacks, flip-flops for tennis shoes, and cell phones for calculators; the shift between summer and fall seasons commence. As scholars prepare for summer’s cessation, school leaders anticipate the academic year’s commencement. No matter your role as a parent, educator, principal, mentor, administrator, school nurse, counselor, or loved one; […]
If someone were to ask you to list and describe things that trigger you, how would you answer? Would you disclose how immensely irate you become at the sight of black injustice? Would you disclose how the smell of Gucci Guilty cologne makes your eyes constrict and water instantaneously? Would you disclose how growing-up with […]
I think it’s safe to say that we all have experienced some form of anxiety in our lives. Whether our anxiety resulted from a specific situation(s) or was a result of living with panic disorder, it is still no walk in the park. You know what else isn’t a walk in the park? Having someone […]
If I were to ask you to describe someone who is depressed, how would you? Would you describe someone who is withdrawn, sad, and hopeless? Would you describe someone who lays in bed all day avoiding social interactions? What about someone who has lost interest in majority of their day-to-day activities? Sounds like a usual […]
