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what a blessing it is to love and be loved well.

this birthday season, i cried of love plenty, wrote several letters to the people who helped me survive & heal, swam in multiple bodies of water and have been deeply celebrated by my people.

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some writing after a session with my grief worker. inspired a daily water ritual that has been nourishing me.

full thing on substack.

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ID1: selfie of ji-youn at the be

Join me on Sat. June 7th for Practicing Feedback as a Love Language!

Doing feedback can be really hard, let alone doing it well with love. Here are some key building blocks that are relevant to both giving and receiving loving feedback, where mainta

While many of us know the importance of relational skills such as navigating conflict and repair after rupture, we’re often not taught or practiced in the building blocks that make these bigger pieces possible.

Learning how to receive and off

i recently started doing some personal grief processing and i wrote a piece on life, death, and madness that helped me connect some dots.

it feels absurd to be writing about the grief of being alive when there's so much state-sanctioned mass death,

content note: mention of medical incarceration & sui/cide

i am a psychiatric survivor. i have been mandated under the BC mental health act several times and every time, involuntary "treatment" made me want to unalive myself even more t

rage is powerful, collective, energetic wisdom that needs to be felt through and expressed.

notice the difference between feeling rage vs. expressing rage.

rage expression can feel scary because most of us have had rupturing and/or harmful experien

it's been a while since my annual intro and now it's leo season ✨ so hello! my name is ji-youn, pronounced jee-yuhn like sun. they/she.

i'm a double leo and i really struggle with being in this space. i love attention and i hate being perceived. it

I am an uninvited guest, living and working on the stolen and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) nations, colonially known as Vancouver, Canada.

My relationships and responsibilities as a settler inform my work as I continue to try to unsettle the settler colonial project that is also deeply ingrained in the mental health industry.

Please check out native-land.ca to see whose lands you are on.

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