July 2026: Black Mental Health Month Minority Mental Health Month is really Black Mental Health Month. This July started in 2008, when Congress designated it Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month — named for the author and advocate who spent her life...
Domestic violence doesn’t just affect the direct victims—it leaves lasting scars on children who witness it. Children in violent homes absorb the trauma, even if they aren’t the targets of the abuse. Witnessing domestic violence is classified as an Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE), a form...
Introduction As we commemorate Black History Month, it's vital to recognize not just the struggles but also the enduring resilience and healing practices of Black communities. One such practice, deeply woven into our history and culture, is the use of plant medicine. In this blog,...