Nobody Checks on the Strong One
For immigrants, first- and second-gen professionals, and BIPOC adults, being strong was never really a choice - it was a necessity that became an identity. This July: on the exhaustion of being the one everyone leans on, what it costs your closest relationships and why even the strongest people deserve somewhere to put it down.
Permission to Pause: On Taking a Break from Therapy When Rest Itself Feels Selfish
Summer should feel like relief. For many first- and second-gen professionals and BIPOC adults, it doesn't. It feels like a different kind of pressure. This month: on therapy breaks, family visits, and why needing support doesn't mean you've failed the story your family sacrificed for.
The Year-End Reset: Letting Go of What Drains You Before 2026
Before the holiday chaos sweeps you into the new year, give yourself permission to slow down and reflect. Here’s how to let go of what’s draining you, stop comparing yourself to everyone’s highlight reel, and walk into 2026 grounded, lighter and ready to shine.