Since becoming a Crisis Counselor, I honed skills that I never knew would be so important in my day-to-day to life.
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What could I, a veteran clinician, learn from becoming a crisis counselor at a new non-profit staffed by many professionals who were in diapers when I was received diplomas?
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Being a member of the LGBTQ community has its challenges, even once you’re comfortable with your identity. What about when you’re growing up?
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Grief is like sitting in a room full of mirrors. You throw a ping pong ball and it bounces off all these mirrors. Eventually, when a mirror breaks, you never know which stage of grief will be behind it or what you’ll be faced with.
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What does loneliness look like? When we picture loneliness, many of us picture a cowering kid at school sitting alone at lunch, not speaking to anyone. That’s loneliness, right?
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It feels cliche to say my training has changed my life, but it absolutely has.
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More than one out of five students in the United States has experienced bullying. But what about the students who are hurting whose experiences don’t fit exactly into this definition?
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We asked our Crisis Counselors (CCs) who take conversations at night, which are often our busiest times, just what makes nighttime shifts so special.
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Our communities may have told us that talking about our mental health was a sign of weakness. That it is hard enough being a minority; we need to put up a strong face so they can’t wear us down. But anyone can be affected by mental illness.
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Most people spend 4th of July outside with their flag raised honoring both the holiday itself as well as those serving in the military. What many may not consider is how this display of patriotism may affect a veteran.
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