Addiction
Reins of Integrity: A Different Kind of Strong
The fact that I am here today, addressing you as a leader, is something I will never quite internalize. I come from a family full
Heather Hayes
10 July 2025
Adolescents
Understanding the Reality of Autism in Teens
Understanding autism necessitates a nuanced comprehension of this complex and diverse condition. Considering the real experiences of real individuals enhances our ability to create an
Heather Hayes
2 July 2025
Blog
Clarifying Codependency: What’s Normal and What’s Not?
What is codependency? It is a word we often associate with dysfunctional relationships. As a term, codependency has 15 published definitions attributed to a wide
Heather Hayes
26 June 2025
Blog
The Worrying Rise of Diet Drugs
The contemporary landscape of weight loss solutions is dominated by the emergence of medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, which have gained immense popularity for their
Heather Hayes
21 June 2025
Blog
What Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
“Well, they’re obviously a narcissist.” This is a phrase we hear more and more in daily life: narcissism, narcissist, and narcissistic personality disorder have entered
Heather Hayes
18 June 2025
Blog
The Power of Canes: A Vital Tool for Accessibility and Visibility in the Transgender Community
In many communities, mobility aids like canes are often seen as simple tools for physical support. However, in the transgender community, they hold deeper significance,
Heather Hayes
4 June 2025
Blog
Self-esteem and Self-compassion: What’s the Difference?
The way we relate to ourselves is a key feature of our overall well-being, and understanding the different aspects that make us individuals is one
Heather Hayes
28 May 2025
Adolescents
Is “Birth Order” Theory a Myth? Unpacking the Role of Siblings in Family Systems
What does it mean to be the eldest daughter, the youngest son, or the “middle child” of a family? These are terms that we often
Heather Hayes
22 May 2025
Blog
The Hidden Legacy: How Intergenerational Subjugation Fuels Mental Health Struggles and Substance Use Disorders
Intergenerational subjugation refers to the persistent oppression and marginalization experienced by certain communities across multiple generations. This enduring cycle of disadvantage profoundly affects mental health
Heather Hayes
16 May 2025
Blog
Sustaining Human Dignity: Trauma-Responsive Systems as the Foundation for a Just Future
When we imagine a sustainable future, our minds often leap to innovations in technology, environmental conservation, and economic reform. These are undoubtedly critical, yet sustainability
Heather Hayes
7 May 2025
Blog
Coping with Angry Kids: Advice for Parents
One of the hardest things to deal with as a parent is children’s anger. I speak to parents who are overwhelmed, confused, and very often
Heather Hayes
30 April 2025
Adolescents
The Hidden Architecture of Dysfunction: Robert Subby’s Family Rules Explained
In families impacted by mental health issues, substance use disorders (SUDs), or unresolved trauma, patterns of communication and behavior often develop in an attempt to
Heather Hayes
28 April 2025
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