When we hear the word erotic, many of us immediately think of sex. But the erotic body is so much more than sexuality—it is the part of us that is deeply alive, fully sensing, present, and connected. It’s the body that breathes, feels, aches, tingles, moves, and responds. It is the home of our intuition, creativity, andContinue reading “Awakening the Erotic Body: How Pleasure Supports Trauma Recovery”
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Where We First Learned Love: Unpacking the Past to Heal Our Relationships
The content emphasizes how our early family experiences shape our understanding of love. It highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing these childhood lessons to rewrite our narratives around love and relationships. The text invites participation in a workshop aimed at healing and developing healthier relationship patterns.
She Heals Journey | July 2025 Newsletter
From Spa Days to Soul Care: Reclaiming Rest as Resistance
Let’s be honest: self-care has been hijacked.Somehow, it’s become synonymous with bubble baths, face masks, and $200 retreats. And while there’s nothing wrong with enjoying any of that, the truth is—what many of us really need isn’t another scented candle. We need rest.We need space to say no without guilt.We need time that isn’t measured by productivity.We need care thatContinue reading “From Spa Days to Soul Care: Reclaiming Rest as Resistance”
The Weight We Carry: Emotional Labor, Caregiving, and the Quiet Cost of Being ‘Strong’
There’s a certain kind of strength that often goes unseen.It looks like showing up, day after day, for everyone but yourself.It sounds like “I’m fine” when you’re anything but.It feels like being the emotional anchor in every room—even when you’re sinking. If you’ve found yourself mothering others—whether you’re a parent, caregiver, partner, friend, or healer—youContinue reading “The Weight We Carry: Emotional Labor, Caregiving, and the Quiet Cost of Being ‘Strong’”
May: Exploring Mental Health and Continuing the Second Quarter with Intention
Welcome May, the month for mental health awareness. As the blossoms of spring settle into full bloom and the sun lingers a little longer each evening, May marks a season of reflection and renewal. It’s a time when nature encourages us to slow down, check in with ourselves, and plant the seeds for growth inContinue reading “May: Exploring Mental Health and Continuing the Second Quarter with Intention”
Honoring Healing: April as a Month for Mental Health and Sexual Assault Awareness
April: A Month to Be Seen, Heard, and Held April is more than blooming flowers and warmer days—it’s also a time to slow down, speak up, and hold space. This month brings attention to two powerful truths that often walk hand-in-hand: Mental Health Awareness and Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). For many of us—whether we’ve lived through trauma,Continue reading “Honoring Healing: April as a Month for Mental Health and Sexual Assault Awareness”
Spring Reset: How to Refresh Your Mental Health as March Ends
As we transition from winter into spring, the end of March offers a perfect opportunity to reset, reflect, and prioritize mental well-being. The changing seasons can bring fresh energy, but they can also feel overwhelming. Whether you’re feeling burned out or just ready for a fresh start, here are some simple ways to refresh yourContinue reading “Spring Reset: How to Refresh Your Mental Health as March Ends”
Empowering Women’s Mental Health: A Fresh Mindset for Women’s Month
March is Women’s Month—a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women worldwide. While we honor these contributions, it’s equally important to focus on something fundamental: women’s mental health. Amid the demands of work, family, relationships, and societal expectations, many women struggle to prioritize their well-being. This month is the perfect opportunity to embraceContinue reading “Empowering Women’s Mental Health: A Fresh Mindset for Women’s Month”
Love and Mental Health: Nurturing Yourself This February
February is widely associated with love—romantic gestures, heart-shaped chocolates, and grand declarations of affection. But in the midst of celebrating love for others, it’s crucial to remember one important form of love that often gets overlooked: self-love. Mental health and self-care are deeply intertwined with how we show ourselves love, and February provides a perfect opportunityContinue reading “Love and Mental Health: Nurturing Yourself This February”
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