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Rage cannot be suppressed, and so we practice expressing it intentionally, in structured and consensual ways. A personal share on my journey with my rage.
Some guidelines for practicing intentional and loving grief during heartbreak. On negotiations, self-extension, closing ceremonies, and oscillating.
How are we perpetuating individualism and abled supremacy in the so-called left? What does it look like to align our values with actions?
Mental health practitioners can play a key role in resisting abled supremacy and the disposability of our disabled kin. May we center Disability Justice in our justice-oriented practices.
Centering our interconnectedness as community members, beyond the "professional” therapist-client relationship allows me to blur traditional ideas of what therapy is and is not.
May we frame pandemic safety practices as part of our political commitment to interdependence, disability justice and solidarity.
An anti-oppressive or justice-oriented approach to mental health care must also be anti-carceral. Further resources to get started.
A conversation with Gabes Torres on the mental health industry’s complicities in the Prison Industrial Complex. Transcript included.
This is the story of my name — a reclamation of who I am and what I aim to embody.
How do we navigate our desire for belonging as peoples of diasporas in a way that doesn’t further perpetuate colonial erasure, displacement, and dispossession of Indigenous peoples here on Turtle Island?