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Finding a Therapist Who Gets It: Why Cultural Awareness Matters in Therapy
Let's be honest. Starting therapy is already a lot. You're sitting across from a stranger, trying to put words to something you've been carrying. That's hard enough on its own. What makes it even harder? Spending half the session explaining yourself before you can even get to the work. Maybe you were the only Black woman in the room and left a meeting questioning yourself after a comment everyone else just brushed off. Maybe you're code-switching every single day, and nobody

Kyi Sterling, MA, Resident in Counseling
Jun 236 min read


Unspoken Grief: Pregnancy & Infant Loss in BIPOC Communities
Pregnancy and infant loss touch every community, but for BIPOC families, it’s often compounded by systemic inequities and silence. Bringing these stories to light is an act of healing and resistance.

Kyi Sterling, MA, Resident in Counseling
Oct 27, 20253 min read


When Violence Doesn’t Stay Behind Closed Doors: The Public Face of Private Pain
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month—a time to honor survivors, raise awareness, and strengthen our commitment to prevention and support. Abuse takes many forms—emotional, financial, sexual, and physical. But the consequences extend far beyond visible harm.

Jenna Miles
Oct 6, 20256 min read


Disability Pride 2025
Every July, Disability Pride Month is recognized as a time to celebrate the identities, contributions, and resilience of people with...
Jenna
Jul 25, 20252 min read
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