Understanding Anxiety: What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You
Anxiety is not a flaw — it is your nervous system doing its job. Learning to listen to it, rather than fight it, is the first step toward lasting relief.
Evidence-based perspectives on mental health, identity, equity, and transformation — written by Dr. Zerek Mayes, EdD, LCSW.
Anxiety is not a flaw — it is your nervous system doing its job. Learning to listen to it, rather than fight it, is the first step toward lasting relief.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is one of the most researched and effective forms of therapy available. Here's what it is, how it works, and who it can help.
Trauma is not what happened to you — it is what happened inside you as a result. Understanding this distinction is the beginning of a new relationship with your story.
The systems we live within shape our mental health in profound ways. Acknowledging this is not politics — it is good clinical practice.
Identity is not something you discover — it is something you build, continuously, through experience, reflection, and relationship. Here is what that process looks like.