Hello! I elected to write my first post about regret. This is something everyone has dealt with at least once in their lives. The photo I sent you in this email was the cover art for my penultimate album. The premise of it is summarized in both the project name and my stage alias. My […]
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As a resident of South Korea, Yejin Kee is familiar with the popularity and prominence of the entertainment industry- specifically influencers and k-pop idols. Although they are widely loved and praised by the public, Yejin has noticed many instances in which these celebrities seemed to suffer under the stigmatizing pressure society has placed on them.
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May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and the calendar is brimming with events designed to enlighten and inspire.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and a new exhibit at the Worcester Regional Airport is sparking conversation by highlighting local students.
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Yellow tulips are brightening up City Hall and the Worcester police station as part of a nationwide push to raise awareness about mental health and substance abuse issues.
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Written by: Mia Netland We hear the term “seasonal depression” used a lot to describe when our mental health gets worse in the winter, but what is it actually? In medical terms, it is called winter-pattern seasonal affective disorder (SAD), and it is a very real depressive disorder. Below, you can find detailed answers to
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New York Times Feature: With the number of adolescents struggling with mental health rising, student-led clubs have come to provide support amid a dearth of resources.
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Sara Hess is based in San Diego, California. She is a muralist and illustrator working with saturated colors and handwritten text. While simultaneously serving as a personal therapeutic process, Hess’ work aims to speak personally to those struggling with their sense of identity and self-worth, offering hope through the practice of gratitude and the reiteration
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