Resources & Articles
Stories, research, and reflections from therapists, researchers, advocates, and writers across many communities and parts of the world.
We believe knowledge doesn't come from one country, one profession, or one way of understanding people. Some of our articles are written by our therapists. Others are created in collaboration with writers, community organizers, researchers, and people with lived experience whose work expands how we think about healing, identity, and collective care.
We're especially committed to publishing perspectives that have too often been overlooked in mainstream mental health conversations, including voices from Indigenous communities, Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Pacific, Southwest Asia and North Africa, and diasporic communities around the world.
Because care has always been shaped by many cultures, languages, and histories.
When Leadership Turns Combative: How This Administration’s Rhetoric and ICE Policies Ripple Through Minority and LGBTQ+ Communities
Political rhetoric and ICE policies do more than shape law. They shape fear, behavior, and mental health. This article explores how marginalized communities are impacted and why it matters.
Abolitionist Therapy and Sexual Healing as Collective Care
Abolitionist therapy asks what happened, not what is wrong. This guide explores sexual healing rooted in consent, dignity, and collective care. Serving LGBTQIA+ folx in Rhode Island and Boston through trauma-informed, non-pathologizing, culturally-responsive therapy.
Decolonizing the Language of Sex (Rethinking “Clean,” “Dirty,” and the Words We Inherit)
Language shapes sex and safety. Move beyond “clean/dirty,” reduce stigma, and choose words that center consent, care, and context.
